First Person Shooter VR based Game on 10 November 1945 With Motion Controller

Abdillah, David Fahmi; Fathoni, Kholid; Bagar, Fahim Nur Cahya

doi:10.1109/kcic.2018.8628484

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“…By expanding from previous research (Abdillah et al, 2018). The form of the test carried out is a Blackbox test, where participants will try the finished application as ordinary users, and they do not know the contents and functions of the application.…”

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Serious Games About Indonesia’s Heroes Day for Education About Events 10 November 1945

Abdillah

Khotiah

et al. 2023

CNAHPC

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Heroes' Day is one of important days for Indonesia, is a day that commemorates one of the most important historical events, especially for the Indonesian people. The independence of the threatened Indonesian nation could be defended by heroes who sacrificed their lives against the invaders, where the incident coincided on November 10, 1945. but there are still many young people today who still do not understand the importance of their hero's struggle on that day, and consider Heroes' Day an ordinary holiday. The serious game is one of the game genres that is commonly used to provide learning about a topic by using games as learning media. By utilizing games as learning media, it will be easier for youth to understand the events of November 10 directly. The game is designed as a first-person shooter game developed using Unity with players playing the role of fighters against invaders on November 10, 1945. After playing, players will be given a series of questionnaires that contain events that occurred in the game and provide value to the game application. from the results of the questionnaire, the value obtained from the questionnaire was 69 and the value of the aspects of the game was 3.37.

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Serious Games About Indonesia’s Heroes Day for Education About Events 10 November 1945

Abdillah

Khotiah

et al. 2023

CNAHPC

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“…The Oculus product sparked another development in VR technology and became a new technological revolution with many companies involved [1]. VR technology uses a device shaped like glasses to immerse the user in a virtual reality environment that is created, to interact with the environment, users need a tool such as a gamepad, joystick or remote controller, motion tracking glove [2][3] [4].…”

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Evaluation of Complementary Filter Method in Increasing the Performance of Motion Tracking Gloves for Virtual Reality Games

Atoir

Putrada

Pahlevi

2021

KINETIK

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In the use of Virtual Reality-based video games, users need additional devices to interact, one of which is a Motion Tracking Glove. The Motion Tracking Glove is one of the enhancements that users can use to interact with objects in VR video games. To get the angle value, an accelerometer sensor is used in the MPU6050 module. However, the problem that arises is the accuracy of the sensor because VR demands a low error rate. The purpose of this study is to improve the accuracy of the angular value of the accelerometer sensor value with a complementary filter. Complementary filters can increase the accuracy of the accelerometer sensor by combining its value with the gyroscope sensor value. The Motion Tracking Glove is built using the Arduino Nano and the MPU6050 module to capture angles that move according to hand movements, to connect and exchange data to the main VR device, the Motion Tracking Glove using the Bluetooth module. The results are RMSE 0.6 and MAPE 2.5% with a static Motion Tracking Glove position without movement. In sending Motion Tracking Glove data using the Bluetooth module, the resulting delay time when sending ranges from 0.1 second to 0.4 seconds by trying to move the Motion Tracking Glove from 0 degrees to 90 degrees and back to 0 degrees.

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Finite State Machines for Building Believable Non-Playable Character in the Game of Khalid ibn Al-Walid

Fathoni

Hakkun

Nurhadi

2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The character recognition game Khalid ibn al-Walid is an interactive Drama game application with the perspective of First Person Shooter introducing a hero in Islam named Khalid ibn al-Walid. To make the game interesting, the Non-Playable Character must be given artificial intelligence so that it can behave intelligently and make the game atmosphere more lively. One of the simple artificial intelligence that is applied in NPC games is Finite State Machine (FSM). In this game, FSM is applied to the enemy behavior of the character Khalid ibn al-Walid. The trial results show that NPC can behave independently and smartly in Search Player, Move To Player, Wait to Attack and Attack.

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First Person Shooter VR based Game on 10 November 1945 With Motion Controller

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Serious Games About Indonesia’s Heroes Day for Education About Events 10 November 1945

Serious Games About Indonesia’s Heroes Day for Education About Events 10 November 1945

Evaluation of Complementary Filter Method in Increasing the Performance of Motion Tracking Gloves for Virtual Reality Games

Finite State Machines for Building Believable Non-Playable Character in the Game of Khalid ibn Al-Walid

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