Our intended goal was to make an application using the model-view-controller design pattern that we studied during our time in this course. The project team consisted of Deon Martinez, Thomas Hernandez, and myself.

I contributed by finding plant data, helping produce the UI/UX for the view, painting 2D plants on photoshop and illustrator, and lastly I helped with the overall aesthetics of the game.

ABOUT

In this plant simulator, multiple users have the ability to login or create an account for themselves. The plant information is collected from a database. Once the user is logged in they will be presented with information regarding the inventory of the plants. Players also have the ability to sell their plants. Once they have gone through this step, the user will be able interact with their plants by watering them. If plants are not watered they will disappear from the 3D view.

Model: The model is the backend. It consists only of the database and the rules and logic behind it.

View: 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.

Controller: 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.