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Projects
These projects range from board game development to app designing to hologram making! But most importantly, they focused on working as a team on a project for
These projects range from board game development to app designing to hologram making! But most importantly, they focused on working as a team on a project for
House Plant Simulator
ABOUT
This house plant simulator is a full-stack development team project with the goal of applying the model-view-controller (MVC) design pattern. The project team consisted of Arianna Tabatabaei, Deon Martinez, and Thomas Hernandez.
My contribution was gathering data for the model, creating the database from that gathered info, creating the project, and coding the interactions.
ABOUT
This simulator focused on working as a team on a project that portrayed the model-view-controller design pattern. A simple plant simulator where the user can tend to their own houseplants was the ultimate goal.
M
odel
The model is the backend. It consists only of the database and the rules and logic behind it.
V
iew
The view is the method in which the data is represented. It doesn't allow for the user to manipulate the data, only observe it.
C
ontroller
The controller is what allows for changes to be made to the model. It takes what the user inputs and performs actions on the model.
The plant simulator allows for numerous users to login to the program. This is one example of a model; the database that holds all of the users in one place.
Upon logging in, the user is presented with their plant inventory. This is an example of the view. The user is able to see information and data from the model.
In the inventory view the player is also able to sell their plants. The selling function displays the controller in the simulation, as it saves the user input into the database.
If the player closes the inventory, they are presented with the game scene. In the game scene, the player can see in a 3D view the plants they saw in their inventory.
In this view, the player can interact with their plants. This currently consists of watering or not watering the plants. Not watering the plants will temporarily kill the plants, causing them to disappear.
This image displays the table of plants in the database. It shows all of the plants with the data for each of them. This information is accessed and viewed in the scene in the inventory.