Hyun Kim

My Tetris Tangram project was done through my ideas to reverse the usual tetris rules and logics in exchange of creativity. Coming as an inspiration from the classic Chinese game called Tangram, it was done as an individual class project for Intro to Computational Media class with the help of Java Processing program.

 

This application gives users the choice the place the blocks as they want through 1-7 at keypad, in contrast to randomized block sequences at the original Tetris. Also unlike the original, there's no restriction on colliding and disappearing blocks as they meet a line, so the users can place the blocks wherever they want to create any shapes.

 

Press r to rotate the blocks.

Press Enter to place the blocks.

Press 1-7 to select the corresponding blocks.

Press n to clear and reset the game.

 

To add to the experience, I added Tetris game music to accompany my program.

 

The source code is located at:

https://github.com/gertiethedino/Portfolio/tree/master/TetrisTangram

 

Working at this project taught me the way to reverse the logics for freedom