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 by Pete Walsh
PLAY THE GAME
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PLAYER CONTROLS |
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Player 1 Q - Attack A - Turn Left D - Turn Right W - Move Forward S - Move Backward |
Player 2 Always Attacking K - Turn Left : - Turn Right O - Move Forward L - Move Backward |
Player 3 Enter - Attack Left - Turn Left Right - Turn Right Up - Move Forward Down - Move Backward |
Player 4 Always Attack 4 - Turn Left 6 - Turn Right 8 - Move Forward 5 - Move Backward |
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The Game |
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VRML Battlebots is a four player robot fighting
game. Each player controls one of the most well known battlebots from
Comedy Central's Battlebots competition. The object of the game is simple,
to survive longer than the other bots. This can be accomplished by
attacking other bots or avoiding confrontation. Attacking is accomplished
by ramming the sides and back of other battle bots with the front of your
battle bot. The arena has all the traps, like
killsaws and rotating platforms.
The damage system is based on where you hit the other battlebot. For instance, hitting another battlebot head-on will cause both bots to lose a certain amount of damage. A hit to the back or side of a battlebot will damage the other bot without damaging your own bot. |
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System Recommendations |
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- Pentium 2 333mhz or faster - 3D Accelerated graphics card - 640x480 resolution. |
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Credits |
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Selected graphics provided without permission by www.battlebots.com and www.comedycentral.com . Music by propellerheads without permission. 3D graphics, textures and programming by Pete Walsh. Java code available upon request. |
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Technology Used |
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- EAI Java interface to VRML - VRML (using CosmoWorlds) |
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Artist's Statement |
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VRML Battlebots is an attempt to create a multiplayer game using VRML. By having four people on the same computer, this game is a game that brings people together physically instead of only in the virtual world. |
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Behind the Scenes World |
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Here's a link to a behind the scene's look at the arena and other things. behind.wrl |
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