Draw your own pinball field and play it!
Rules:
- The ball is lost when it goes off screen.
- You have 999 lives.
- You can place the ball anywhere on the playing field.
- The flippers are controlled by the left and right mouse button.
- Follow the instruction in the console.
- Any bugs are features.
- Press escape to exit at any points. Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.
This was made for a course using OpenCV. The task was "Make a pinball game playable by hands or keyboard.". I took the liberty of also allowing a mouse as input.
Warning: This is not good code. It was supposed to to take ~4 hours, it took ~4 (sick) days.
A demo field is available:
A video:
Connect a webcam or have a picture/scan of a playing field ready.
python -m pinball
python -m pinball -f <file> (if you want to use a pre-captured image.)
Notice: This is written in Python 3. If your distribution still defaults to Python 2, complain to the developers and use python3.
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