Fengyu's Blog

midtem paper with feedback from Katherine
http://a.parsons.edu/~fhao/blog/sites/a.parsons.edu.~fhao.blog/files/mid...

final paper
http://a.parsons.edu/~fhao/blog/sites/a.parsons.edu.~fhao.blog/files/Fen...

This was the most difficult part for me. I could only finish drawing for one level.
Following are my ai designs for the Mapo Tofu game:

Oil

Green Onion

pdf: http://a.parsons.edu/~fhao/spring2008/ChineseCuisine/Fengyu_MajorStudio_...

ppt: http://a.parsons.edu/~fhao/spring2008/ChineseCuisine/Fengyu_MajorStudio_...

url: http://a.parsons.edu/~fhao/spring2008/ChineseCuisine/index.html

Link to the game packet:
http://a.parsons.edu/~fhao/spring2008/ChineseCuisine/ChineseCuisine.zip

Screen shot of the second prototype -- catching peppers

Design question
How to provide a fun way for people to learn real Chinese cuisine?
Teach players how to cook real Chinese Cuisine by simulate the cooking process. The game is going to be designed in a traditional way, but embedded with completely new concept.

Methodology
Design a game that simulate the experience of cooking Chinese food.
Ｕsing MoteDaemon to connected Wii remote and flash applications. Coded in flash, and run on any mac that has bluetooth reciver.

Start with a short animation.

Start with a short animation.
The player has dinner in a Chinese restaurant in China town. The food is different from authentic Chinese food but he doesn’t know that. When he opens his fortune cookie, he is brought to another world -- ancient China. In order to earn permission to go back home, he has to cook a gorgeous Chinese meal with 8 different regional style.