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Entry 14: Necessary Resources (19 August 2018)

Software

Unity Engine
The game will be running with Unity Engine as it is Leap Motion supported.
Leap Motion Programme
- This programme is required to run the Leap Motion controller

Hardware
Leap Motion controller
- It will be used for interacting objects in the game.

PC with sufficient performance
- Since the game requires to run a 3D platform game and a Leap Motion controller, I reckon it’ll require some decent performance to run the game flawlessly.
Projector
- The design of the arcade machine is intended to be compact and small, thus the arcade machine will not have a physical screen instead a projector to be replaced as.

Building materials
- Ranging from plywood to nails, the arcade machine will require some fundamental material to build a sturdy structure that can withstand the weight of the projector and the controllers.

Custom-made Joystick
- Hacking through old keyboards and turn it into a joystick by mapping the keys through linear circuits. It requires some plywood and glue to build a sturdy joystick.

3D Leap Motion holder
- To make the Leap Motion controller to be more presentable and relatable to the game.

Space (Floor Plan)
Projected screen ratio: 16:9
Project Description: A2 (flexible position or placement)

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