Project Purpose
In the future, I would like to build a laser tag system that
I could use when I build by own laser tag equipment. I would also like to run my own laser tag
arena one day. To do this I wanted to
find out what it would take to develop a scoring system in Excel. I believe that programing a system in excel
will help me be able to understand what variables are required and be able to
write a better program in other programing languages.
Game Context
Laser tag is a game that usually has a dark
environment. Players are usually inside,
but outside courses also exist. Once the
game begins, players move through the arena trying to find other players, not
on their team, so that they can shoot at targets on other players trying to
avoid having their own targets being hit.
After a certain amount of time the game ends and the points are
totaled. The scoring system keeps track
of statistics like which player shot you and how many time you shot them, your
accuracy, and which team won the game.
Solution
The system I built replicates a game of laser tag, and the
scoring system. It keeps track of which
players hit your pointer and how many times you clicked the player
buttons. It simulates accuracy and also
shows who won the game by showing a percentage of the total points available in
the game. Charts are included which
display shots given and taken with each player as well as a percentage of total
points possible to further augment the scoring data; most laser tag arenas have
some kind of report at the end. This project
is the basis for a future scoring system that will be based off of the lessons
learned. The future scoring system will
use new ideas and better coding to provide a perfect laser tag experience.
Experience the thrill of outdoor laser tag skirmish in a new and exciting way.
ReplyDeleteIt’s an ideal activity for kids and teenagers birthday parties!
Mobile laser tag is an exciting, new and fun way to experience the thrill of outdoor skirmish.
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