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Brick destroy (Game)

The aim of this application is to show the possibilities of the interaction between the user and the application thanks to the User Input filters, and how to create a dynamic HMI with Region analysis tools and Image Drawing filters. For this purpose a simple game has been created - Brick Destroy. Please have a look at the application.

Macrofilter Main

Macrofilter ObstaclesCollisions

Macrofilter MovePalletWithClipping

Macrofilter HandleMovement

Macrofilter HandleCollisions

Macrofilter CheckForFailure

Macrofilter DrawScene(True)

Macrofilter DrawScene(False)

Macrofilter GameLoop

Used Filters

Icon	Name	Description
	RegionDifference	Computes a region containing pixels from the first input region but not from the second input region.
	TranslateRegion	Translates a region by a given number of pixels along each axis.
	CreateCircleRegion	Creates a circular region corresponding to a given circle.
	DrawRegions_MultiColor	Draws regions on an image with multiple colors.
	GetKeyboardKeyState	Checks if the specified keyboard key is down and if it is toggled.
	EmptyImage	Most typically used to prepare a background for image drawing tools.
	Loop	Put this filter into a task that should have a loop, but does not have any other loop generators (e.g. GrabImage).
	CreateIntegerSequence	Creates an arithmetic sequence of integer numbers.
	ClassifyByRange	E.g. selection of the objects (e.g. blobs) whose associated values (e.g. area) meet the specified minimum and maximum requirements.
	DrawStrings_MultiColor	Draws strings (text) on an image with multiple colors.
	CreateBoxRegion	Creates a rectangular region corresponding to a given box.
	RegionIntersection	Computes the common part of two regions.
	DilateRegion	Making the region thicker or filling-in small holes within it.
	DrawRegions_SingleColor	Draws regions on an image with a single color.
	DrawCircles_SingleColor	Draws circles on an image with a single color.
	RegionBoundingBox	Computes the smallest box containing a region.