Milestone 4
Date: Dec. 6th, 2021
- Trong Nguyen
- Francisco De Grano
- Ibrahim Almalki
- Elisha Catherasoo
- Carleton University - Systems and Computer Engineering
- SYSC 3110 - Software Development Project
- Monopoly17 is a reproduction of the simplified version of the classic board game Monopoly. This release is a text-based and in a graphical user-interface playable version of the game built on Java using Swing.
Source code file dependencies:
monopoly17 package:
- CPUPlayer.java
- Dice.java
- DiceGUI.java
- GameBoard.java
- GameBoardGUI.java
- GameState.java
- HumanPlayer.java
- Inactive.java
- Input.java
- Jail.java
- JsonParse.java
- Monopoly.java
- MonopolyGUI.java
- MonopolyInitGUI.java
- Player.java
- PlayerGUI.java
- Property.java
- Railroad.java
- RollDice.java
- Square.java
- SquareGUI.java
- Taxes.java
- Utility.java
verison package:
- UK.json
- US.json
test package:
- HumanPlayerTest.java
- JailTest.java
- MonopolyTest.java
- PropertyTest.java
- RailroadTest.java
- TaxesTest.java
- UtiliyTest.java
Execution source:
- monopoly17.MonopolyInitGUI
The application is supported with various documentation and diagrams upon deliverable:
- M4_Group17-ClassUML.drawio.pdf (Class UML diagram)
- M4_Group17-Documentation.pdf (Documentation)
- M4_Group17-SequenceUML_1.drawio.pdf (Sequence UML for User Saves the Current Game State)
- M4_Group17-SequenceUML_2.drawio.pdf (Sequence UML for User Selects New Game)
- M4_Group17-SequenceUML_3.drawio.pdf (Sequence UML for Loading International Version)
- M4_Group17-SequenceUML_4.drawio.pdf (Sequence UML for User Loads Saved Game)
This program has been tested for Windows 10 and Mac OS Big Sur v11.5.2
The application should work with the most recent version of Java programming language update with JDK 17.0.1.
Monopoly17 has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Runtime (class file version 60.0).
Required External Libraries:
- JDK
- openjdk-17.0.1
- JUnit4
- hamcrest-core-1.3
- junit-4.13.1
- Maven
- jackson-annotations-2.13.0
- jackson-core-2.13.0
- jackson-databind-2.13.0
- junit-4.13.1
- hamcrest-core-1.3
A JAR file is provided, hence the program may be executed directly opening the JAR file. Or using the following Windows command prompt, if the jar file directory path is known:
java -jar C:\filepath\Monopoly.jar
Note that the Java Runtime environment must support class file version 60.0. and that the Java compiler and runtime environment must be the same version.
Once the program is executed the user will be prompted with a game start menu screen, The menu will prompt the user to start game which then allows the user play the graphically supported Monopoly game. In addition the user will be able to see the Monopoly GUI in action.
In the latest update of the project, we implemented the load/save features such that users are able to save the current game state. Then load a previously saved game state into play. The second feature added was introducing international verison of the game with customized square names.
Using Java Serialization, we were able to store the state of the game into a serializable object. Then was done via storing the various objects in an arraylist which serialized to bytecode store in a .txt file. The GUI enabled the user to select a load menu item which restores the previously saved game session.
Using Jackson JSON parsing, we were able to store the unique names of the square contents to a JSON file which stores a specific version of the game. Different JSON files represent the contents specific to various internation or customized editions of the game with changes to the name of the squares. We updated the GUI to display options for selecting a game version of choosing, which updates the version of the game state accordingly.
As stated, Monopoly17 is a simplified version of the classic board game Monopoly. The games does not have Chance/Community chest cards and this version does not allow for mortgages nor sales, auctions, and trades between players. Functionalities such as Jail, Utilities, Railroads, and purchasing of houses have been fully implemented in this release.
The newest version of monopoly includes an option to introduce CPU players into the game. Simply enter a name for the CPU and click "Add CPU Player" on the menu page. When the game starts, simply click the "CPU Turn" button whenever it is the turn of the CPU, and it will automatically roll the dice, move its position, buy properties, and pay rent. At the end of the turn users will have a chance to see what see what actions the CPU has performed by looking at the information panel. Finally, click the "Next Turn" button to move on to the next player.
For this state of the project, the game logic was implemented and testing via manual testing via command line console. Followed with implementation via the GUI, so far the user is only able to buy houses for properties that they have a monopoly on. This feature is shown via the gameplay information console. We might future decide to add house tokens onto the game board for future development.
GUI-based version of the game. Display must be in a JFrame, and user input is via the mouse.
A text-based playable version of the game, i.e., players should be able to play the game via the console using the keyboard. There should be a command to print the state of each player (where they are on the board, how much money they have, which properties they own), a command to buy the property they landed on (if available), and a command to pass your turn to the next player. Events such as landing on a property owned by another player (and therefore paying the indicated rent), the bankruptcy of a player, etc. should be printed to the console when applicable.
Thanks to the support of TAs and Instructors during the development of this project.
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