ChrisAbdo_IT201_Project1
* Purpose: Create a game where the user can place spheres in the scene and pop them
* Game logic lives in GameManager.cs . Mouse tracking logic lives in MouseTracker.cs
Feature 1: User can place spheres in the scene
Input: Left mouse click / Mouse location
Process:
- Detect mouse click.
- Check if the Y-coordinate of the click position is less than or equal to 4.1f.
- If the condition is met, place the sphere at the click position.
- Increment the counter for placed spheres.
- If the number of placed spheres reaches the maximum, switch to POP mode.
Output: A sphere is placed at the mouse click position if the conditions are met.
Feature 2: Mouse position tracked on top right corner
Input: Mouse location
Process:
- Continuously track the mouse position in MouseTracker.cs
- Update the referenced UI text element with the current X and Y coordinates of the mouse.
Output: The current mouse position is displayed on the screen in the top right corner
Feature 3: User can make spheres bigger through the slider
Input: Moving slider / changing value on the slider
Process:
- User drags the slider to select a size.
- Update the size of the next sphere based on the slider value.
Output: The size of the next sphere placed is adjusted based on the slider value.
Feature 4: User can select the color of the spheres through a dropdown
Input: User selects color value from dropdown (RGB)
Process:
- User selects color through the dropdown
- Update the color of all spheres placed with that value
Output: All spheres on screen will be that color
Additional Feature: User can pop (destroy) the spheres using raycasting
Input: Mouse click on sphere
Process:
- User clicks on placed sphere while in POP mode
- Raycast hit destroys the sphere and plays a popping sound
Output: If raycast hit, destroy the sphere object
Additional Feature: User can set number of spheres
Input: Dropdown to select number of spheres
Process:
- User selects value from dropdown
- Number of spheres possible is changed to value
- User can now place that amount of spheres
Output: User is able to place that amount of spheres
