Presenting the Demo

 We want people to learn how to read a graph and how to graph. Most importantly, we want people to learn how to find points on the graph

Our game idea could have been a game about Newton's laws or another racing game that dealt with fractions, but neither of those ideas were agreed upon, as neither were as fun as our current game.

We work together as I will code the game, and give ideas on how my team can help on the game. My team will draw, test it's function-ability, and edit the team page when needed.

Some research that has gone into our topic is plenty. The websites gave us better knowledge to expand upon my own, and if anyone else in my team needed help, it could help them with the math topic.

Some actions your character will take are driving, shooting, and going to destinations. You will use the arrow keys to drive, space bar to shoot, and drive to specific destinations to win.

The most useful Flash tools to me are the line tool, the rectangle tool, and the paint bucket tool. They have been very accurate and normal looking, offering a more appealing game.

Our most difficult challenge the glitch that occurs when you drive into obstacles, where you become stuck. Our car has four faces, the front, back,  and the left and right sides, but driving into obstacles in certain ways can get you stuck. I have a solution that is a lazy way out, but if you become stuck, you can get moved back to the coordinate point (0,0). The programming feature I am the most proud of is our character creator. It allows you to currently change your character's color, but I would like to add a way to change your car type to a truck or van.

My next steps for the game is to add more enemies, add shooting, finish the boss, and add more destinations. With the destinations, you will head to them, getting power ups, weapons, and finally finding and fighting the boss. I plan to have my game played by math teachers and they're classes, as well as have this game viewed and liked by professionals. The game may impact the community in different ways, as offer a fun way of learning how to use graphs, as well as teach people how graphs come in useful in the real world. This leads me to tell how it will help others in math, as it is a challenging subject that not many people enjoy learning.