DirectX-based Tetris implementation. It supports '1 vs 1 network play' by A.I. clients implemented by others.
This project was used for the final project of CS202 Problem Solving course at KAIST.
I was a TA for CS202 Problem Solving (under-graduate) at Department of Computer Science in KAIST.
- Spring 2008, Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Fall 2009, Fall 2010.
CS202 provides students with experiences of solving problems with algorithms. Students are given problems that are likely to be set in ACM-ICPC. A.I. programming competition is held as the final project in the course.
One of my aspirations, while working as a TA, was serving an interesting project for the final term project. I like Tetris and I wanted students develop good A.I. agents for this game. I expected that student will be satisfied with my project if I provide a good A.I. Tetris framework having visual interest. For the reason, I established the whole tetris network game server and the client skeleton by using DXUT Framework based on DirectX.
This project was used for CS202 courses in Fall 2009 and 2011 Fall. It was also used for an exhibition in OPEN KAIST and for a teaching material at KAIST GIFTED (Global Institute For Talented EDucation) in 2010 Fall.
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Other packages including AI agents developed by students in 2009 Fall CS202 course are in:
https://github.com/gigony/AI-Battle-Tetris/blob/master/Downloads.md
Please see this presentation file to play with this A.I Tetris framework.
Videos taken from final projects are are available at http://gigony.tistory.com/51 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSX9cenCRDQ
- Visual Studio 2008/2010
- DirectX SDK - (December 2005)
- OS: Windows
- C Run-Time Libraries
- Video card supporting DirectX 9.0c
AITetris is made available under the MIT license.
AITetris incorporates code from libogg and libvorbis, which are made available under the BSD-like license.
Click here to see the license.
- libvorbis, a BSD-style license software implementation of the Vorbis specification by the Xiph.Org Foundation
- libvorbisfile, a BSD-style license convenience library built on Vorbis designed to simplify common uses.
- libogg, a BSD-style license software implementation of the Ogg file structure by the Xiph.Org Foundation
- DXUT Framework, a framework based on DirectX. This is included in DirectX SDK.
/AITetris-Server/Common/ - Audio files in
/AITetris-Server/music/and some image files in/AITetris-Server/data/are copyrighted by NHN Corp. Click here to see in detail. Please do not use these files in your project, for commercial use.