Snooker
A free billiards game — play it in your browser, no install. Snooker game to practise my OOP skills and have some fun.
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Controls: The cue stick can be manipulated using both the mouse and keyboard
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This snooker game project employs object-oriented programming (OOP) to create a well-organized, modular codebase. OOP enables the encapsulation of various game elements like the table, balls, and cue stick into distinct classes, making the code more manageable and scalable. The game features three modes, dynamic interactions, and realistic animations, offering an engaging and authentic snooker experience.
The randomization algorithm used in these modes is designed to maintain a fair and playable setup by ensuring sufficient spacing between balls and preventing overlaps.
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