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== Project ==

I am going to build a Euglena-Music game ~~as my final project~~. ~~While~~ I set the observation area, and the area is displayed on computer. The scene is recorded and transferred to our software, where the imported videos/frames is going to be combined with virtual objects. The virtual objects are several squares, which are colorful squares as keys of tones, at a constant position of the scene ~~of a~~ video. The tones are namely：CDEFGA. If a square is virtually hit by Euglena, the corresponding tone is going to played by computer. We record these tones, and play it as a song of Euglena.

For my final project, I am going to build a Euglena-Music interactive game. I set up the observation area, and the area is displayed on my computer. The scene is recorded and transferred to our software, where the imported videos/frames is going to be combined with virtual objects. The virtual objects are several squares, which are colorful squares as keys of tones, at a constant position in the scene from the video. The tones are namely：CDEFGA. If a square is virtually hit by Euglena (my creature's name), the corresponding tone is going to played by the computer. I record these tones, and play it as a song by Euglena.

~~Nextly,~~ I'm going to ask players to anticipate the project. After we set the observation area, they are going to be asked to put Euglena in to the area by themselves. When the entering positions are different, the song is going to be different style as I suppose.

I'm going to ask players to anticipate the project. After they set up the observation area, they are going to be asked to put Euglena in to the area by themselves. When the entering positions are different, the song is going to be a different style as I suppose.

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 == Project ==
-I am going to build a Euglena-Music game as my final project. While I set the observation area, and the area is displayed on computer. The scene is recorded and transferred to our software, where the imported videos/frames is going to be combined with virtual objects. The virtual objects are several squares, which are colorful squares as keys of tones, at a constant position of the scene of a video. The tones are namely：CDEFGA. If a square is virtually hit by Euglena, the corresponding tone is going to played by computer. We record these tones, and play it as a song of Euglena.
+For my final project, I am going to build a Euglena-Music interactive game. I set up the observation area, and the area is displayed on my computer. The scene is recorded and transferred to our software, where the imported videos/frames is going to be combined with virtual objects. The virtual objects are several squares, which are colorful squares as keys of tones, at a constant position in the scene from the video. The tones are namely：CDEFGA. If a square is virtually hit by Euglena (my creature's name), the corresponding tone is going to played by the computer. I record these tones, and play it as a song by Euglena.
-Nextly, I'm going to ask players to anticipate the project. After we set the observation area, they are going to be asked to put Euglena in to the area by themselves. When the entering positions are different, the song is going to be different style as I suppose.
+I'm going to ask players to anticipate the project. After they set up the observation area, they are going to be asked to put Euglena in to the area by themselves. When the entering positions are different, the song is going to be a different style as I suppose.
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