Working on the Zajal installation for Open Studios. It’s...

Working on the Zajal installation for Open Studios. It’s going to be a hackable asteroids/shmup game with physical Arduino-driven controls. Exciting!

These screenshots demonstrate the asteroid generation algorithm I’m working on.

People: Ramsey Nasser
Tags: zajal, eyebeam, prototype, open studios, game, code, programming, programming language, realtime

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