here's the example code for the snowball project.

requirements:
2+ player slots
map with terrain (not completely illustrated in the code)
weapon, projectile of some form
extra features (health packs, ammunition, etc.)

Example code for the BounceBall Project.
While working on this, focus on learning the form of the Gravity variable and how it is used.
This type of code will be applied to many of our future projects, so be sure you know very well how to work with it.

Here's the example file for the Copter proeject if anyone wants to take another look.
For those of you who missed the meeting, I'll explain again what you need to do for this project.

The goal of this project is to create a mini Copter game.
For those of you who has never played a game like this, you can try out the example file.
Basically, you have to keep a little Helicopter in the air for as long as possible without crashing.
Obsticles will fly toward your copter, and you have to avoid them by adjusting the altitude of the copter.
To fly upward, hold down the left mouse button. To fly decrease altitude, let go of the mouse.

Try to come up with your own code. If you get stuck, take a look at the example.

A key concept here is the Gravity variable.
This variable allows the copter to move up and down with dynamic speed, and is therefore more realistic.
The existance of such a variable is useful for action games as well, where the characters need a jumping action.

Spend some time on perfecting the game, go further than what's in the example.
You can experiment with costume changes and sound as well.
When you think you are 100% satisfied with the game, hand it in to me via E-mail.

Good luck!
BF