An attempted recreation of Tetris and a computer AI in Java. Visuals are rendered in Processing, while the ControlP5 library is used for several GUI components.

• Works like Tetris. Store a block and place it down later.
• Resize the grid by changing the number of rows or columns.
• Level progresses as more lines are cleared, which increases the speed of tile drops.
• Levels up as you clear 4 lines for each level; higher score for higher level.
• Restarts automatically when you lose.
• Keeps track of the highest score.
• Has a player mode, but also a computer AI mode.
• AI utilizies basic heuristics, gathering height, hole, 'bumpiness', and line clear data

1. Select difficulty, and speed levels in the sliders on the left side of the screen
2. Change board size (# of rows, # of columns) to your likings. Larger boards may be easier to play on!
3. Press START to allow for tiles to start falling
4. Press shift to save tiles
5. Press space to drop tiles quickly

• Grid analyzer to find the relative placement of tiles as to determine those to provide the player
• Randomly generated Tetris shapes for greater variety and difficulty
• Computer to play the game

• Game crashes if you try to move a tile too fast before it spawns.
• Computer doesn't rotate tiles
• Scoring for computer doesn't update
• I-block may not trigger a game over
• Changing rows and columns in mid game may cause a crash when spawning blocks

Requires Java 8

Linux:
Use ./run.sh

Windows (No compilation, only run):
Use run.bat
or
java -jar Demo.jar

Jeffrey Luo
Alan Zhou
APCS-2 Mr. Konstantinovich (Pd. 10)