So this semester I'm taking another programming class, CS 2420 called "Intro to Algorithms and Data Structures".
For the first assignment we had to write a few different functions using Python, which is great because its the language that I am the most familiar with it. Here is what I have:
Hi, my name is Christian Munoz and this is my blog about the different game projects I've been involved in. I recently graduated from the University of Utah with my MFA and now I'm looking for a job in the game industry as a game artist.
This blog includes work I did for my capstone project as an undergrad and all the projects that I worked on as a graduate student at the U of U.
My portfolio can be found at christian.brushd.com
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Friday, January 1, 2016
2048 Clone in Python
Let me start by saying Happy New Year to anyone that may be reading my blog!
So after I came back from my short vacation, I got sick and didn't have the energy to do anything. But I did have a chance to think for a while and I decided that I needed to get back into coding and brush up on my Python. The new semester starts in a bout a week or so and I need to get back into coding, even if I will be using Java in that class instead of Python.
I decided that I should use Pygame (like I did a year ago in CS 1410 class) and create a simple game, and I decided to create a clone of the popular game 2048. I only started the other day and I have been working on getting a skeleton up and running and start planning on how I'm actually going to do this.
So far I have a simple screen with a "game board" displayed on the screen and I have started to work on the logic of the game before I do more "graphic" work. You can see my work on Github at the following link:
That's all for now, thanks for reading!
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