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Il se décompose en une partie principale puis 3 modifications. +L'objectif de ce tutoriel est de créer une scène animée et interactive. Le support est le labyrinthe à bille ; le principe est faire tourner le plateau sur 2 axes afin d'amener la bille du départ à l'arrivée. Ce tutoriel est une déclinaison pour UPBGE du projet n°1 du livre ["Créez vos propres jeux 3D comme les pros" (Éditions Graziel)](https://graziel.com/fr/livres/8-creez-vos-propres-jeux-3d-comme-les-pros-avec-le-blender-game-engine-9791093846002.html) de Grégory Gossellin De Bénicourt. -### Partie principale : Scène de base -- 1 : Mise en place de l'environnement de programmation UPBGE -- 2 : Modélisation des objets de la scène -- 3 : Paramétrage de la physique des objets -- 4 : Définition des évènements avec les briques logiques +Il se décompose en 3 parties : + +### Tutoriel 1 : Ma première scène +- Installer Blender/UPBGE +- Modéliser les objets 3D et définir leurs materiaux et leur physique +- Gérer la scène avec la lumière et la caméra +- Programmer le comportement des objets et le gameplay les briques logiques +- Créer une zone cliquable +- Créer une animation par images-clé +- Produire un exécutable (GNU/Linux, Windows, macOS) - Fichier resultat : 1-labyrinthe.blend -### Modification 1 : Programmation en Python -- 1 : Définition des évènements avec un module Python -- 2 : Interaction avec une manette -- Fichiers resultat : 1-1-labyrinthe.blend, 1-1-labyrinthe.py +### Tutoriel 2 : Passage au Python +- Installer un éditeur de code (Emacs, Spyder) +- Sustituer la programmation par briques logiques avec des modules codés en Python +- Inclure les scripts Python avec l'exécutable +- Fichiers resultats : 2-labyrinthe.blend, 2-labyrinthe.py -### Modification 2 : Objet cliquable -- 1 : Clic de fermeture de la fenêtre de fin -- 2 : Clic de fermeture de la fenêtre de fin avec boite de colision -- Fichiers resultat : 1-2-labyrinthe.blend, 1-2-labyrinthe.py +### Tutoriel 3 : Interfacer la scène 3D avec une carte Arduino +- Installer les bibliothèques pySerial et pyFirmata +- Créer une manette avec 4 boutons binaires (fichiers resultats : 3-1-labyrinthe.blend, 3-1-labyrinthe.py) +- Créer une manette avec un capteur de position (fichiers resultats : 3-2-labyrinthe.blend, 3-2-labyrinthe.py, 3-2-labyrinthe.ino) + +### Tutoriel 4 : Interfacer la scène 3D avec une carte micro:bit +- Installer la bibliothèque pySerial +- Créer une manette avec une carte micro:bit +- Fichiers resultats : 4-labyrinthe.blend, 4-labyrinthe.py, 4-labyrinthe-carte.py) -### Modification 3 : Animation -- 1 : Apparition fondue de la fenêtre de fin par keyframe -- 2 : Apparition par déplacement de la fenêtre de fin par keyframe -- 3 : Apparition par déplacement de la fenêtre de fin par codage -- Fichiers resultat : 1-3-labyrinthe.blend, 1-3-labyrinthe.py