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Game with Procedural Enemies
Teplan, Kristof ; Pečiva, Jan (referee) ; Milet, Tomáš (advisor)
Procedurálne generovanie obsahu si získalo veľkú popularitu, najmä v hernom priemysle. Oblasť procedurálneho generovania nepriateľov v hrách však zostáva relatívne nepreskúmaná. Táto práca sa zameriava na vývoj rogue-like 2D hry, kde hráč bojuje proti procedurálne generovaným robotom. Hra je implementovaná v Unity Engine, pričom sa využíva vlastný maticový L-systém na generovanie robotov z blokov s rôznymi funkciami. Umelá inteligencia robotov je poháňaná neurónovou sieťou, ktorá bola vycvičená pomocou posilovaného učenia s využitím nástroja Unity ML-Agents. Všetky systémy sú integrované do konečnej hry, ktorá zachytáva klasické vlastnosti rogue-like žánru.
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Top Down hra s prvky RPG
Heřmann, Pavel ; Bambušek, Daniel (referee) ; Milet, Tomáš (advisor)
The aim of the work is to create a 2D game with RPG elements using the Unity game engine. Collected powerups can be used to fulfill the RPG elements, modifying the character's behaviour. To enrich the game experience, several procedural generation methods are used to create game levels. This thesis describes the design and implementation explaining all three procedural generation methods namely: cellular automata, L-system generating building floor plans and grammar generating graph structure. Furthermore, several algorithms are used to generate the maps: the Bresenham algorithm, BFS, Kruskal algorithm to generate paths between rooms, dilation and random walk algorithm to generate the rooms of the map. Also discussed are other systems that take care of the proper functioning of the game, such as: a save system using JSON format, a combat system using Unity collision elements, boss design and implementation, character movement, and a system for upgrading the player character's abilities. The result is a fully functional game in which the player can visit three different types of maps, collect and then use various upgrades, fight enemies and save their progress.
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Use of clothing in games (alternative uses of clothing in games, clothing as a narrator)
Volkova, Zoya ; Záhora, Zdeněk (referee) ; Vaněk, Vojtěch (advisor)
The thesis focuses on the use of clothing and dressing up as one of the key game mechanics in digital games. The textual part of the work explores existing possibilities of using clothes and dressing up, looks for unusual uses, analyzes the correlation between clothes and other game mechanics or the game world. Based on this research, proposes an alternative solution in the form of a practical part of the thesis. Which focuses on the creation of a game prototype that integrates clothes and dressing up as the main game mechanic. The game prototype is intended to provide players with an unusual experience that influences the meaning and interaction with clothing in the real world into the game environment. The work aims to show a different perspective on the use of clothing in games through a game prototype.
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Game Interface with Data Projector and Leap Motion
Tomeček, Adam ; Najman, Pavel (referee) ; Zahrádka, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis deals with creating of game interface for projector and palm motion sensor Leap Motion. It describes principles of projection mapping on objects and different types of projection mapping and its use. Practical part deals with designing game interface for Leap Motion and projector and designing of demonstration games. It also describes the procedure of testing created game interface and games programmatically and with users.
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Physics Simulator for SandBox Type Games
Kotulič, Patrik ; Peringer, Petr (referee) ; Hrubý, Martin (advisor)
This thesis focuses on the creation of a physics simulator of rigid body mechanics. The reader is familiarized with the principles used in current simulators of rigid body mechanics. The thesis then deals with numerical integration of the equations of motion, collision detection and collision resolution. The simulator is presented on a series of experiments. The resulting application can be used as a video game or as a tool for experimentation.
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Evolution of video games and their impact on society
Kováčik, Dominik ; Rujbrová, Šárka (referee) ; Šedrlová, Magdalena (advisor)
Cílem této bakalářské práce je poskytnutí struční historie videoher a analyzování jejich vlivů na společnost. Tato práce popisuje vývoj videoher od jejich počátku až po rok 2010 a také problémy, kterým museli vývojáři videoher čelit během příznivých i těžkých období. Také popisuje některé video-herní periferie a zaměřuje se zejména na virtuální realitu. Analýza vlivu videoher na společnost je založena na několika důvěryhodných studiích vedených odborníky, kteří jsou uznávaní ve svých oborech.
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Eye Tracking Based Gaming Combat System
Kučera, Ján ; Kapinus, Michal (referee) ; Chlubna, Tomáš (advisor)
Aim of this thesis is to create a 3D fighting game in which, a player is able to aim via their eye gaze. Eyes are tracked using special glasses Pupil Core, that track players eye gaze using infrared camera. The game itself is implemented in a game engine Unity and communication between game and glasses is implemented via local server. The result is a 3D fighting game with an aiming mechanic using eye gaze.
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Simple Video Game Based on Reconfigurable FPGA Platform
Kuba, Adam ; Vašíček, Zdeněk (referee) ; Šimek, Václav (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to create video game. The target platfrom in this thesis is educational kit Minerva, which is equiped by microcontroller Kinetis K60 and Field-programmable gate array Spartan 6 by company Xilinx. The video game includes graphics output via HDMI, using the TFP410 circuit, which takes care of image generation. User input is realized using a keyboard connected to the pins of the kit. The video game is intended to serve as a sample application for a educational kit.
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Key Differences Between Japanese and Western Video Games
Agazhanova, Anara ; Rujbrová, Šárka (referee) ; Krhutová, Milena (advisor)
Tato práce se zaměřuje na identifikaci rozdílů stejně jako nalezení podobností v prvcích designu role-playing videoher. Rozdíly mezi západními a japonskými role-playing hrami ilustrují, jak kulturní aspekty ovlivňují proces vývoje her. Teoretická sekce práce se zaměřuje na základní principy japonského umění, jeho formy a estetiku, což jsou faktory, které stojí za současnou japonskou herní tvorbou. Je popsán jedinečný charakter japonských her ve srovnání s hrami v západním stylu, stejně jako důvody vedoucí k těmto rozdílům. Tři RPG herní tituly jsou porovnány z hlediska uživatelského rozhraní, grafického designu a vlastností postav.
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