Showing posts with label Python. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Python. Show all posts

Thats right. With a flick of the wrists just like in real Foosball you wind up your player and smack the crap out of the ball. If your one of those that can't resist a foosball table then this game is for you. I have a few friends that are Foosball junkies.

Two students from the University of Applied Sciences in Austria are behind this project. Benjamin Gmeiner and Yen-Chia Lin are developing a table soccer game that uses the accelerometer in S60 phones like the N82 and N95 to control the players. This is a watered down version of the popular game which is just two against one, two players and a goalie. Holding the phone in landscape, tilt left and right moves the player across the table and rotating the phone towards you and away will wind up and shoot the ball.

Check out the video demo below and be amazed...



I found this yesterday over at the Forum Nokia Blogs where developers hang out and share what their working on. This application is developed with the Python language and I'm finding that Python is the easiest code to work with for developing applications and games for S60. I have a small application in mind that I think I'm gonna try. Keep in mind however this game is still under development and in beta phase. You can install it on your phone and see what they have so far.

For now head over the the article where you can read more about this game and find the download link. Make sure you have the latest version of Python installed.

Foos your heart out!

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How To Set Up Python On Your S60

Posted by Mike Macias | Tuesday, February 26, 2008 | , , | 0 comments »

With more and more developers using Python to design their applications, it's becoming more and more important to have Python installed on your S60. Applications such as ShakeLock, which I mentioned a few weeks ago, need to have Python installed on your phone in order to work.

As of right now, the latest version of Python for S60 is 1.4.2.

You can click here for the direct link to install Python on your Symbian smartphone. Once installed, you don't have to do anything else.

If you'd like to see where the file comes from, click here. When you get to the download page look for this - PythonForS60_1_4_2_3rdEd.SIS

Want to know a little more about Python?
Python for S60 brings the power and productivity of the Python programming language to the S60 platform. The tools enable rapid application development and prototyping, and the ability to create stand-alone S60 applications written in Python. Click here for the Python For S60 page.

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