JAMES DUERDEN

Webcam Tetrablock is a Unity project that utilises DLLs made in C++, which themselves use the OpenCV library to handle computer vision. Using this, the game is a Tetris clone that is controlled via webcam, moving and rotating the piece depending on which direction the player's face moves in.

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Initially this game was to use two inputs, a red and blue marker for varying controls, as opposed to the singular face tracking. The change was made as these extra controls were not required, as well as the colour detection not working well enough for it to be a consistent play experience.

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In lieu of an image gallery, a short video will be shown to properly demonstrate the webcam controls. Should the embedded video not work properly, here is a YouTube link to the same video.