I'm currently checking out the MIKROS documentation and have trouble understanding what the Activity Score is. I understand that people who spend more time on your games are ranked higher, but what do the associated categories mean?
Players are ranked into three categories based on the Activity Score they have.
Players with an Activity Score of 8-10 are classified as "Legendary" players. They spend a great majority of their free time playing games, and thus, are a highly sought-after type of player.
Players with an Activity Score of 5-7 are classified as "Core" players. While not as dedicated as the "Legendary" players, these players still enjoy playing games. They just prefer to play games from varying genres.
Players with an Activity Score less than 5 are classified as "Casual" players. These players don't invest significant time into a certain game, and just play whenever they feel like it.
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My current project is to gather data from a sports video using video processing techniques. Specifically, in sports like Tennis or badminton, I want to identify the type of shots taken.
So, I thought of two methods to do this:
Use motion detection techniques and highlight only the players and the ball in the foreground, then use some kind of a filtering algorithm like the Kalman filter to track the player and then track the motion of their hands separately. This method seems to be really hard and complicated, I cannot seem to track the players accurately at all.
Supplying a collection of videos of a particular shot to a neural network, make it train and identify those shots eventually. But I do not know how to supply videos as inputs to a neural networks and I'm not clear as to which software is ideal for this application.
Any help would be great.
The second option looks better to me. Maybe have a look at how images are fed to neural networks, for example in Alexnet. Then feeding videos should not be too different. You'll probably have to first decode the videos, though.
there are in some place of documentation any information about multiple scores (one for each game level)?
I know how to do a leaderboard using score API, and how to publish a achievement, but I'd like know how to do a leaderboard for each level like angry birds friends.
There is some way?
Thanks.
I am developing game with GameCenter. In which after finishing a level player can complete more than one achievement. I would like to know can I post multiple achievements at the same time? If not what is the best practice to post achievements one after another.
This document will be helpful.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/GameKit_Guide/Introduction/Introduction.html
I am implementing a audio based application. In my application I need to play the songs from my internal iPod application and application sounds simultaniously. I used 2 players , one with avaudio and another one with MPMusicPlayer. But my problem is I need to input 2 different volume levels for these 2 different players. When I try to do it it is changing both players volume.
Can you guys please help me on this?
Thank you,
Sekhar.
I would like to know if game center supports online turn based multiplayer game through 3G network or different wifi access. From what I have been reading so far, game center supports bluetooth and local wifi.
In addition, since I would like to implement a turn based multiplayer game, does game center support active running games such that I can play the same game with several friends at the same time like how the app Words with Friends does.
Thank you for your assistance.
If you can wait for iOS 5, it looks like Apple will be adding this feature to Game Center!
You would need a server to play games like words with friends..
And you can only do a one-time connection per game.. Up to 4 players each time, unless you have a server then up to 16 players..
online turn based games is possible but not games like words with friends..