Planetary Disassembler

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Planetary Disassembler Cyrus Sarkosh, Tyler Kowalczik

Overview Disassemble a solar system as fast as you can Launch disassembler beam into nodes of solar hierarchy Interesting planet textures and illuminations Main camera used to aim Planetary Disassembler Second camera works as repositionable mini map Disassembled planets turn into asteroids which can disassemble other nodes in the hierarchy Has friendly UI that makes sense for non-direct manipulations

Phase I (Game Setup) Scale planets and moons to desired size. Final score depends upon size of planets and moons.

Phase II (Gameplay) Begin disassembling planets! Final score is a function of planet/moon sizes and time. Disassemble planets with the Planetary Disassembler’s Laser Beam of Disassembly!

Hierarchy Solar system hierarchy Hierarchy composed multiple generations of orbiting objects.

Planetary Disassembler & Main Camera Send laser beam into solar hierarchy Change laser beam path by manipulating main camera direction Disassemble planets into asteroids

Second Camera Mini map with top-down view of solar hierarchy Reposition view inside mini map to solar hierarchy from various positions

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