Senna Stubbs

Game development has been one of my big interests while learning programming. Roblox, a massive online game platform, provides an environment for developing games easily called ' Roblox Studio '. It has its own game engine and uses the programming language ' Luau ', Roblox's version of Lua that implements extra features for better integration with the game engine and to allow creators on the platform to have more control over their creations. A small system that I decided to try and create is the movement for a level select inspired by the 'Super Mario Bros.' series.  Level select movement example from 'New Super Mario Bros. Wii' To be able to create such a system, I first needed to figure out how I would be able to distinguish levels from each other. The simple solution was to assign 'Level IDs' to the parts that would act as the gateway to each level. When you select an object in Roblox Studio, you get access to all of its properties and yo...

For one of my assignments for my programming module, I have been given the task of creating a 'Tic Tac Toe' game in C++ with many additional improvements and features added to the base to show my range of skills and my creativity. For this program, I have created a function that will display a grid of any size, where the row length is always equal to the column length, and can take in input that will also adapt to the size of the grid. Displaying A Grid Filled With Values  This is a screenshot of the 'DisplayGrid' function. It is responsible for displaying a grid that is been filled in with what the players have inputted previously and will let the players decide their next move. Each line has been commented to explain what they do and what the next lines will be doing. In a quick summary, the function starts off by initialising a variable called 'currentColour', which will store the colour of the current player's symbol to apply to the cell. It then loops t...