ryanlararr/simon-memory-game

C++ GUI program based on the Simon memory game

simon-memory-game's Issues

Align game over label text

Align the text to the center of the label.
Most likely will use Nana Text Align Modifier and C++ std::align

GUI Implementation

Requirements

• There is a button in the middle of the screen for “Start New Game”. If you click this button, the game will start.
• There are 4 buttons around the middle representing RED, GREEN, YELLOW, and BLUE.
  
  
  

You should use the C++ library called Nana for doing the graphical interface and for playing the audio.

Clarify with the professor if it is fine to use Qt as it is more prevalent and has better documentation.

Interrupting button presses

Fix the bug where the user can still click on buttons during sequence display execution triggering wrong input events.

Game Implementation

Requirements:

• The game shows the sequence by lighting up one of the buttons for 0.5 seconds and playing one of the 4 music notes.
• Once the program has shown the sequence, the user must then click the 4 colour buttons in the same order that the program generated. If the user presses the correct sequence, then the program adds one more colour to the sequence and you repeat.
• If the user types in a wrong colour that is not the next one in the sequence, then the program should show a message saying that they picked the wrong colour, and at what level of the game they made it to. For instance: “Sorry, the wrong colour. You made it to round 6 of the game”. This means they were attempting to recreate a sequence of 7 colours when they typed in the wrong colour.
• The user should then be given the option to play the game again or to quit. If they choose to play again, then the game starts over. If the user chooses to quit, then the game ends.
• If the user doesn’t hit a button within 5 seconds of the last button they hit, then the game is over and the program shows the same end game message as in step 5.

Hints: You should use a std::vector object to store the correct colour sequence, and an integer to show what step of the sequence that the user is currently picking. When the user finishes a sequence correctly, generate a new random colour and add it to the correct sequence. Then the integer resets to 0, and the user starts clicking on the colour buttons to start the new sequence all over again.

Dynamic nested form size/location

Current nested forms don't support resizing or maximizing the main form window. If possible, dynamically change the form size/location based on the dimensions of the main window.

Simon Logo

During the game and until the game over, display an aligned logo for the Simon game in the empty nested form. Once game over is reached then hide it for it to be replaced with the end game label.

Improve redundant button event definitions

Button event definitions have become very redundant with only minor differences.