F22: DDRTOS - Revision history

243 user2: /* Parts List & Cost */

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‎Parts List & Cost

243 user2: /* Parts List & Cost */

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‎Parts List & Cost

243 user2: /* Parts List & Cost */

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‎Parts List & Cost

243 user2 at 12:53, 15 December 2022

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243 user2: /* Abstract */

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‎Abstract

243 user2: /* Abstract */

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‎Abstract

243 user2: /* Abstract */

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243 user2: /* Abstract */

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243 user2: /* Gameplay */

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‎Gameplay

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 Rhythm games have been popular for years and date back to the 1970’s, but hit its stride in 1997 when one of the most notable and popular games released - Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). The main point of a rhythm game is to use music and challenge a player’s ability to stay on beat and typically press a button to the beat of the song. Our project is based and dedicated to DDR, as we all share a passion for music and video games. DDR is played with four arrows for each direction up, down, left, and right that need to be hit at the time of a beat in order to score and increase the multiplier. There are several aspects that are taken from other games like Guitar Hero and Friday Night Funkin’ (sound effects, multiplier, and artwork) that have also become a part of the project. Our project name, DDRTOS, is a combination of the game DDR and RTOS which runs the project.

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 Rhythm games have been popular for years and date back to the 1970’s, but hit its stride in 1997 when one of the most notable and popular games released - Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). The main point of a rhythm game is to use music and challenge a player’s ability to stay on beat and typically press a button to the beat of the song. Our project is based and dedicated to DDR, as we all share a passion for music and video games. DDR is played with four arrows for each direction up, down, left, and right that need to be hit at the time of a beat in order to score and increase the multiplier. There are several aspects that are taken from other games like Guitar Hero and Friday Night Funkin’ (sound effects, multiplier, and artwork) that have also become a part of the project. Our project name, DDRTOS, is a combination of the game DDR and RTOS which runs the project.

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	Rhythm games have been popular for years and date back to the 1970’s, but hit its stride in 1997 when one of the most notable and popular games released - Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). The main point of a rhythm game is to use music and challenge a player’s ability to stay on beat and typically press a button to the beat of the song. Our project is based and dedicated to DDR, as we all share a passion for music and video games. DDR is played with four arrows for each direction up, down, left, and right that need to be hit at the time of a beat in order to score and increase the multiplier. There are several aspects that are taken from other games like Guitar Hero and Friday Night Funkin’ (sound effects, multiplier, and artwork) that have also become a part of the project. Our project name, DDRTOS, is a combination of the game DDR and RTOS which runs the project.		Rhythm games have been popular for years and date back to the 1970’s, but hit its stride in 1997 when one of the most notable and popular games released - Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). The main point of a rhythm game is to use music and challenge a player’s ability to stay on beat and typically press a button to the beat of the song. Our project is based and dedicated to DDR, as we all share a passion for music and video games. DDR is played with four arrows for each direction up, down, left, and right that need to be hit at the time of a beat in order to score and increase the multiplier. There are several aspects that are taken from other games like Guitar Hero and Friday Night Funkin’ (sound effects, multiplier, and artwork) that have also become a part of the project. Our project name, DDRTOS, is a combination of the game DDR and RTOS which runs the project.

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 == Abstract ==
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 Rhythm games have been popular for years and date back to the 1970’s, but hit its stride in 1997 when one of the most notable and popular games released - Dance Dance Revolution (DDR). The main point of a rhythm game is to use music and challenge a player’s ability to stay on beat and typically press a button to the beat of the song. Our project is based and dedicated to DDR, as we all share a passion for music and video games. DDR is played with four arrows for each direction up, down, left, and right that need to be hit at the time of a beat in order to score and increase the multiplier. There are several aspects that are taken from other games like Guitar Hero and Friday Night Funkin’ (sound effects, multiplier, and artwork) that have also become a part of the project. Our project name, DDRTOS, is a combination of the game DDR and RTOS which runs the project.

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 *Overview
 **Depending on which song was selected in Song Select, a “beatmap” is loaded and some initial parameters are set. The mp3 module starts playing the song as arrows start moving from the bottom to the top of the screen. Whenever a key is pressed, the game checks the arrow outline at the top of the screen to see if there’s an arrow currently filling it. If there is, the player scores a point multiplied by the current multiplier. Hitting consecutive notes increases the score multiplier, up to a maximum value of 4. Notes can be skipped with no penalty, but a penalty is incurred for hitting a key when the corresponding outline is not filled. This involves losing 1 point, but more importantly, resetting your score multiplier to one.