INTRODUCTION:

 This final project involves the implementation of a game possessing many of the characteristics of a skeet shooting/target practice simulation.    A player will utilize the mouse as an input device capable of moving a targeting reticle about the screen.   His or her purpose is to destroy as many targets as possible; these targets are include a variety of common objects, such as clay pigeons and other items used in a similar fashion.    The targets will be distributed from one of five starting blocks located at the bottom of the screen, generally taking a trajectory away from the player, that is, the objects will be scaled smaller to simulate flight towards the horizon.     The player must move his reticle onto one of these blocks at several times during the game in order to reload his weapon, but the block where he/she reloads will never be the same block from which targets are distributed.     Rounds will involve a series of at least 5 targets being shot into the playing area, giving appropriate time intervals during which the player is allowed to reload. The actual playing area will be chosen by the player before commencing gameplay.
 

Team Members:
Tomas: Tomas Jacobi
Jeff: Jeff Bull
Diego: Diego H. Gallego