This project was developed as part of the Software Project course in the Computer Engineering program at UNIFEI. The goal was to model a game and implement its prototype. The chosen game was Oxygen Not Included, with a specific focus on generating in-game characters.
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Character Generation:
- Randomly generate unique characters with diverse traits, attributes, and conditions.
- Traits include personality, skills, stress tolerance, and health conditions.
- Attributes are customizable to fit specific roles or scenarios.
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Observer Pattern:
- Dynamically react to changes in character conditions, such as stress levels or health status.
- Automatically update character states and notify relevant components in real-time.
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Customizable Builders:
- Create characters tailored to specific roles, such as researchers, cooks, or builders.
- Option to generate completely random profiles for variety and unpredictability.
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Extensibility:
- Easily add new traits, roles, or conditions to expand the character generation system.
- Modular design allows for seamless integration of new features.
- Java 17: Core programming language.
- Maven: Build and dependency management tool.
Below is the UML diagram representing the structure of the project:
src/main/java: Contains the main application code, including character generation logic, database entities, and GUI classes.src/test: Reserved for unit tests (currently empty).
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.