For the final project of this course, you are requested to develop the following mini first-person shooter game by applying the knowledge you have gained so far throughout the semester.

Tank

The game consists of some tanks that are spawned every two seconds in random locations of the scene. A tank consists of a body (box) and four wheels (hexagons) attached to it. When a tank moves, the wheels should be rotating. You are requested to apply distinct textures to body and wheels.

Once spawned, a tank moves toward the center of the world (0, 0, 0). Further, a tank is destroyed (wiped out from the scene) if at least one of the following conditions is satisfied:

1. Vehicle has reached to the center of the game scene
2. Vehicle has collided with another vehicle
3. Vehicle is collided by a bullet (shot by the player)

Player

As for the player, use the same controls that we have used in class (mouse & keyboard). Also, provide shooting functionality using 'F' key on the keyboard, just the same as what you did in lab seven.

Bullet

You can use any kind of 3D geometry to represent the bullet, but scale it down. A bullet should get wiped out from the scene (removed from the gameScene) 2 seconds after spawning. So, the life span of a bullet isonly 2 seconds.

Game Over

The game is over under one of the following conditions:

• Ten vehicles are shot by the player (Victory)
• The player collides with a vehicle (Loss)

Rubrics

Tank

• Model (20 marks)
• Spawn(15Marks)
• Destroy (10Marks)
• Motion:(15Marks)
  • Vehicle-vehicle (10Marks)

Collision

• Vehicle-Bullet (10Marks)
• Vehicle-Player (10Marks)

Bullet: Correct spawning and removing from the scene (5 marks)

Game Over: (5Marks)

Submission

• You are required to submit your work through blackboard.
• You are requested to submit:
  • The screen capture (.mp4) format that demonstrate all functionalities you developed for your project.
  • The CPP file that you have modified as well as texture images you used.
• Please do NOT upload the whole project folder.