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KYLE KEANE: All right.

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So this movement happening
above the screen.

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STUDENT: So the original
inspiration was from Minecraft.

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And we were kind of
constructing this cubes freely

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with different textures.

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And we made this with Kinect.

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So basically with
one hand you can

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control the position of your
character, which is a ball.

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And with the other
hand, you can decide

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whether to create,
which is going up,

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and eat, which is going down.

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So because now we are
deleting this cubes.

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STUDENT: Also you can
assign the [INAUDIBLE]

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to the existing cube.

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Will you please?

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But when you use--

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[LAUGHTER]

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STUDENT: Always gauge.

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But when you use the
hand out, it will delete.

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[LAUGHTER]

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STUDENT: So it's a little
bit hard to select.

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[LAUGHTER]

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STUDENT: Sometimes you
[INAUDIBLE] confuse--

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STUDENT: And
actually we also plan

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to create some examples
so that the user can

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plan what they want to construct
and follow the instruction.

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Maybe some can.

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STUDENT: It looks like you've
made it so the cubes are

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on a grid, right?

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Is that correct?

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They're not just
randomly located--

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STUDENT: Oh yes.

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At first we had the problem
that, when the cube is created,

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it overlapped each other.

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So then we do make
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that is in tangent because the
cube has side, a unique cube.

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So it will not overlap anymore.

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And in the future, we may
consider group the object.

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So we either go to move the
whole one object together.

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For example, if you have
a house or anything,

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then you can move
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KYLE KEANE: Anybody
have any questions?

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STUDENT: And there's
a palette that you

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use to recolor the objects?

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STUDENT: Oh yes.

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There's on the other
side if you can.

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STUDENT: Only five colors
but we can add more?

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STUDENT: If you just
demo, you could actually

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pick different colors--

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[LAUGHTER]

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STUDENT: It's literally
hard to think.

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MARC VRABLIC: [INAUDIBLE].

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Because it's kind of
awkward to draw with.

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That's one of the best
things about Pictionary,

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when people can't draw.

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STUDENT: Also we
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be intuitive to use two
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instead of one hand and
use the other [INAUDIBLE]

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[LAUGHTER]