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The SubmarineRT-Game

The SpacecraftRT-Game

The AirplaneRT-Game

About the project

The AirplaneRT-game was designed and developed by the Institute of Flight Mechanics and Control based on the SubmarineRT-Game.

The game

The goal is to keep the red biplane as close as possible on a given path. You may either manoeuver the airplane by hand or using a PID-controller with or without manual reference input. If you think this task is too easy, try to solve it with and the additional wind distrubance activated.

Requirements

The AirplaneRT game can either be played online in any web browser with flash plugin (at least version 8.0) or downloaded as executable file for Windows.

AirplaneRT

The SpaceballRT-Game

About the project

The goal of this project was to create a small game to show hands-on what a controller is good for ;-)

The game

Goal of the game ist to navigate your "spaceball" as close as possible along a given path. To do so you have a slider on the left side with which you can apply a force going up or down. To make live even more complicated in higher levels the spaceball changes its mass and sunwinds start to blow.

Requirements

In order to play the game you have to install Sysquake LE, the free edition of Sysquake from Calerga. You will find versions for MS-Windows, Linux, and MacOS here.

SpaceballRT

Very short howto

  • Download the game from here. (Maybe you need a "Save Link as ...")
  • Start Sysquake LE and load the game with "File" "Open..." rtgame.sq.
  • To start playing right away just press the space-bar. In this mode you will go through all 5 levels.
  • If you want to change something use the menu item "Settings". Posibilities are:
    • change the path
    • player vs. controller or controller vs controller
    • which controller to use and parameters of the controller
    • starting level
Contact: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Allgöwer, P. Schumm
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