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== Son of a Gun ==

== Abstract ==
'''''Son Of A Gun''''' is a shooting game inspired by the evergreen classics ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_Hunt Duck Hunt]'' and ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtua_Cop_2 Virtua Cop 2]''. There will be ''enemy'' and ''friend'' objects on the LED matrix. The player will use a gun(having IR/color sensor or gyroscope) to aim and shoot the objects on the LED matrix. Killing the ''friend'' object will lead to 'Game Over'.

== Objectives & Introduction ==
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=== Team Members & Responsibilities ===
*  Tejas Pidkalwar
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*  Tirth Pandya
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*  Nimit Patel
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== Schedule ==

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09/23 - 09/29
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* Review previous projects
* Brainstorm on games and proposals
* Frame the project proposals
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* 09/24
* 09/25
* 09/27
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09/30 - 10/06
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* Components search and analysis
* Discuss probable gameplays and challenges
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* 10/03
* 10/04
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!scope="row" | 3
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10/07 - 10/13
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* Set up git repository
* Set up JIRA for project management
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* 10/18
* 10/10
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10/14 - 10/20
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* Set up wikipage
* Prepare initial wiki schedule
* Order finalized components
* Study data-sheets of the components
* Create a high-level flowchart of the project
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* 10/15
* 10/19
* 10/18
* 10/20
* 10/20
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!scope="row" | 5
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10/21 - 10/27
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* Distribute major roles among team members
* Test the acquired parts and components
* Develop basic drivers for LED matrix and sensors
* Finalize gameplay objects - v1.0
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!scope="row" | 6
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10/28 - 11/03
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* Test and integrate the basic drivers
* Add functionalities for gameplay[v1.0]
** ''Aim cursor and object mobility with shoot detection''
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!scope="row" | 7
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11/04 - 11/10
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* Develop and design UI and console casing
* Develop and integrate sound effects
* Improve the gameplay - v2.0
** ''Improved objects and graphics with sound effects and UI''
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!scope="row" | 8
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11/11 - 11/17
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* Test and fix the gameplay[v2.0]
* Discuss and design advance levels in the gameplay
* Develop wireless functionalities for the game
* Finalize the full gameplay - v3.0
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!scope="row" | 9
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11/18 - 11/24
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* Design and order PCB
* Integrate and test all the functionalities for gameplay[v3.0] 
* Design casing for the power supply and other modules
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!scope="row" | 10
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11/25 - 12/01
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* Integrate the designed PCB
* Enclose the modules with the gun and the LED matrix
* Fine tunings and adjustments
* Complete the documentation
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12/02 - 12/07
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* Final testing and fixes
* Upload game video and other details
* Prepare for Final Demo
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=== Project Source Code ===
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