C++ OpenGl Bowling Game -- 3

you are required to think carefully about the classes you will design and implement to make a playable online ten pin bowling game suitable for large number of players with potential to scale up for massive online players. To complete a playable game, the following classes and effects must be implemented. 1. Lanes A lane shows the area for two players to play the game with certain layouts. The online game will have multiple tracks or courses allowing multiple players to pair with and play at the same time. This means that a lane class should be designed and implemented, and your game should support large number of lanes, at least 5 lanes for demonstration. 2. Balls and pins Add programmatic ball and pin classes to the lanes. This will require the design and implementation of new classes to support the attributes and functionality of a ball/pin. You will then be able to add ball/pin objects to the lanes, implement a method for detecting a ball/pin’s collisions and positions, and construct a system for managing balls/pins/scores. Typically, there are one object ball plus ten pins for a lane. Your game should allow 2 players playing in each lane. 3. Players and Scores You should design and implement a ten pin bowling game to accommodate a few players at the same time. This does not need to follow exactly standard ten pin bowling game rules, and may be quite simple. However, it should be turn-based, and players should score points. Again, you should think carefully about a suitable class structure to represent the players and game rules. You should also consider how your game logic code could be extended, and reflect this in your code design. For example, could your game be easily scaled up to support 10,000 players to play at the same time rather than just 10 players? You should also design and implement functionality for displaying the current player(s), players’ score(s) and ranking. You can either display the text information in the game window (ideal case), or print text to the console window as a basic/minimal solution. 4. Multiple Computers You should also design and implement functionality allowing game play in multiple computers via a computer network. The scores and ranking of players, even in different locations/computers, should be displayed and updated as well. You should think about how to allow massive players to join the online game and implement this to your game.