KDE Games/Kolf 2

This page is intended to list the tasks that need to be done in Kolf 2.

Objects

This category contains everything related to the objects that appear on the course scene.

Status	Classes	Task description	Assigned to
DONE	Object Overlay	Base class design
DONE	Ball Putter	Putting
TO DO	Putter	Advanced putting interface	<nobody>
DONE	WallObject WallOverlay	Wall
DONE	RectBlockObject RectOverlay	Rectangle-shaped solid block
TO DO	EllipseBlockObject	Curved solid block (collision code missing)	<nobody>
TO DO	LandscapeObject	Landscape (including puddles, slopes, etc.) as height map	<nobody>
IN PROGRESS	HoleObject	The hole one has to reach
TO DO	BlackHoleObject	A black hole which moves you to another position of the scene	<nobody>
TO DO	WindmillObject	A generic moving obstacle	<nobody>
TO DO	BumperObject	Something that reflects the ball with increased speed when the ball touches it	<nobody>

It may be that some objects are missing in this list. Do not forget to add these. (Of course, you can also add new objects that did not exist in Kolf 1.)

Engine

This category contains everything related to game management.

Status	Classes	Task description	Assigned to
DONE	Course	course data management
IN PROGRESS	Game	game progress and scores (still to do: split class into abstract base class Kolf::Game and Kolf::NormalGame to make a Kolf::EditorGame possible)
DONE	LocalPlayer	support for local players

You are free to implement more player types, or even more game types (tournaments?).

Interface

This category summarizes work that is being done on the interface.

Status	Classes	Task description	Assigned to
DONE	MainWindow View	basic interface classes
TO DO	NewGameDialog	a dialog to select a course and configure some game parameters	<nobody>
DONE	ScoreCard ScoreView	a dock widget showing the game progress
DONE	View2D	top-down view
IN PROGRESS	View3D	three-dimensional view

Bigger tasks

This category contains all areas where work has not started yet. Once you start to work on this, it is recommended to split these areas into tasks.

• editor interface
• networking via GGZ