Arcade in Shoot Them Up with Arcade Game effects. This is a new and improved version of Shoot Them Up programmed using Microsoft Visual Basic 6 utilizing the Microsoft Visual Studio 6. There is an Arcade Game effect in the game and the graphics are fast moving and the animation and multimedia are of Arcade Games. The source code is available from https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Arcade-in-Shoot-Them-Up-a8af78c7 and the Arcade game is programmed by Chan Junt Hoong MIET MIEEE BEng CEng. For further details and any enquiries, please contact chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org or chanjunthoong@theiet.org .










TestDrive VB6 with Top View, Left View, Right View, In-Car View and a Tunnel.
TestDrive VB6 with Top View, Left View, Right View, In-Car View and a Tunnel is a simulation with multiple forms in Microsoft Visual Baisc with sound added. The simulation is an early simulation and a combination of different programs. Please contact http://engineeringandcomputerworks.com or email: chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org or email: chanjunthoong@theiet.org. Please download from Microsoft Visual Studio samples at https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/TestDrive-VB6-with-Top-cd9559eb






Test Drive Universal is updated with images from Engineering and Computer Works.com featuring a car I used to drive, British Leyland Austin Allegro carburetor engine with 4 cylinders and air suspension. The updated images are as below in Test Drive Universal. The movements are in 5 angles out of the 9 angles on the screen. This program is able to be utilized in movement control and animation. The Engineering and Computer Works.com Control System is able to be utilized with Test Drive Universal program. For further details, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.





Test Drive Universal is released from Engineering and Computer Works.com to control movement built with Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 XAML and is being programmed to be utilized with http://engineeringandcomputerworks.com Control System. Below are images from the simulation. For further information, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.




Test Drive 3D is released from Engineering and Computer Works.com and is available at Microsoft Visual Studio samples, https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Test-Drive-3D-48640598 . The game is a vast improvement from the begining edition of Test Drive in Engineering and Computer Works.com and has better road junctions and turns, including a choice of 3 junctions, straight, left or right, and controllable 3D movement through scenarios and tunnels. Included in the software engineering design is options for other graphics scenes. please download at this link, https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Test-Drive-3D-48640598 .
The Test Drive 3D is able to be utilized with http://engineeringandcomputerworks.com Control System for movement and further improvements to the driving simulation.



Helicopter ShootOut is available from Engineering and Computer Works.com for download at Microsoft Visual Studio Samples. The program can be utilized with the Engineering and Computer Works Control System and more levels can be added to the program and dual player option is available programmed by oneself. Please click on the link to download. https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/HelicopterShootOut-b65fcd18


ShootOut is available for download from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com at http://www.engineeeringcomputerworks.com/ShootOut.zip. Please read the instructions manual before running the software. The ShootOut game is compatible with Microsoft Windows 10. The Visual Studio 12 version is available from EngineeringComputerWorks.com and is shown below with an option to program the game for dual player. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for further details.


ShootThemUp with Visual Studio 2012 with Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence is able to function with Engineering and Computer Works Control System and is able to control objects in ShootThemUp. The Control System and ShootThemUp with Visual Studio 2012 is by Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng. Please contact Engineering and Computer Works LLC for details. Video of Control System and ShootThemUp is available at this link. https://1drv.ms/v/s!AkZNMapXn2JPgqVrHHnKl--SZ1DkGQ







Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng has published EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Flight Simulator simulation. It's available from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com. For further details, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org. The Control System from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com is able to be utilized in the Flight Simulator simulation.
EngineeeringComputerWorks.com is publishing a book "Computer Games in Visual Basic 2012". The book comprises of games and source code from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com and is published by the author Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng or Chan Junt Hoong. The book is being written now and will be available from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com . The book is as shown below. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org and chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details.

Junt Hoong Chan's MIET MIEEE CEng Business Card is available and can be sent to you. Please click on Contact Us and provide the name, email and contact and put Business Card and address in the comments and the card will arrive shortly after it's delivered. Thank you, friends and customers and this will help us keep in touch. You can also contact via email chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for a soft copy of the card. Thank you.

EngineeeringComputerWorks.com is currently working on programs to view movement from a 3D view. Currently the programs are initially functioning to view movement forwards and can be controlled to start and stop. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details and further information.
BlackJack is shown below as a numerical game that shows the value of the cards. The game is due for more improvement and for those interested, please email chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.






I have firmware and software books for sale published by EngineeeringComputerWorks.com. Please view in http://engineeringandcomputerworks.com/services and view Item 19: VB source code for application programs for 2008 and below and Item 20: PDF notes on application programming in VB.NET.
Please visit http://engineeringandcomputerworks.com/home. The EngineeringandComputerWorks website hosts the marketing website for EngineeeringComputerWorks.com. Please browse through and let me know of your interests. The software on this EngineeeringComputerWorks.com is able to be purchased on http://engineeringandcomputerworks.com/services_ii. Just click on Freelance programming to purchase.

TestDrive has new scenes added to the simulation. The picture below shows the new scenes in the simulation utilizing Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. There is a top view added and the car overtaking is pictured in the scenes and together with the scenario movement. For further information, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.




ShootOut is in the works in EngineeeringComputerWorks.com and the images of the initial game are as follows. This game is for those interested to improve the game and the source code will be provided. The game is built on Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. Contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for further details.





Microchip Picdem 2 Plus for Microchip PIC 16F1937 firmware is available at the link as well. You can find the serial port firmware for Microchip PIC 16F84A as well in the link website. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for further details.

May 31, 2017: I have devices available from Microchip at my office for sale, including PIC 16F1937 40 pins, PIC 16C63A 28 pins and memory chips PIC 24LC256 256MB 8 pins available. All devices are DIP packages. The prices are USD 2.50 per device for the PIC16F1937 and USD 1.20 per device for the PIC 24LC256. The price per device for the PIC 16C63A are USD 5.00. Please email chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details.
Overtaking by the computer controlled car is a new feature in TestDrive. The simulation allows the computer to overtake your car if the car is slow moving utilizing moving graphics and images. For more information, please contact EngineeeringComputerWorks.com or contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.
TestDrive has the throttle and brake features added into the simulation. The simulation can accelerate and speed up and can slow down. For more information on TestDrive, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.






EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has furthered the UFOs game to include Alien Space Craft firing torpedoes onto the Space Ship and ability to destroy the Space Ship and single Alien Space Craft. For further details please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org. Please view the images below.







EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has in preliminary design UFOs game on Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. The game scenario is as shown below for the first level. For further information, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org. The simulations and games on Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 are able to be controlled by EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Microchip Control System.




Flying Images scenarios are as shown below with the addition of guided missiles controlled by the user into the game. The missiles are launched and guided into the enemy aircraft and will destroy the aircrafts. The Flying Images game image are as shown below. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details.




TestDrive has been improved further with the addition of vehicles into the simulation and the images are as shown below. Those interested in the simulation can contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org. A video of the TestDrive simulation is as attached below. Please view the video at TestDriveMotoring.ASF and https://1drv.ms/v/s!AkZNMapXn2JPge98b-zeEGyGi2S1jw.




EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has improved TestDrive with different and moving scenarios. Please view the videos attached for the Test Drive simulation, TestDrive.ASF and TestDriveI.ASF. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for further details of the simulation.


UFOs_X is one of the games from Junt Hoong Chan's Microsoft Visual Studio Samples Software available for download. The game utilizes Microsoft Visual Studio 6 and screens from Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 as a top overlay. The game utilizes a lot of mathematical equations, trigonometric calculations, motion equations, drawing technology and laser firing and cannon firing technology to animate the game. The space craft is able to be controlled to rise, and move linearly in a gradient in all angles and can move vertically and horizontally forwards, backwards, top and bottom. Please download the game from this link, https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/UFOsX-Arcade-Game-in-2D-6965d8f7. Please view the images below. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for further details.



May 10, 2017: Chan Junt Hoong's Microsoft Visual Studio Store Webpage has the Microsoft Developers Dashboard below on the software in Microsoft Visual Studio Store. These software are available with Microsoft Store and some are still available now. Please email Chan Junt Hoong MIET MIEEE CEng at chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details. Please view the software details on the dashboard as below.




May 5, 2017: The driving simulation, can now turn left and right on Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. Please view pictures and images below. Please view the video on this link attached. https://1drv.ms/v/s!AkZNMapXn2JPge9uCv0k0fM45GY8uA . The EngineeeringComputerWorks Control System can be utilized on the driving simulation.


EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has the solution to lighting the lamp with a press of the key 'L' on the keyboard of the computer. It's by utilizing analog switches. The keypad is available as a keypad with keys to each IO by utilizing another chip, for eg, a Microchip PIC 16F84A or another Microchip PIC 16C63A. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for more details.
The FlyingImages program is improved and now able to control an aircraft in the FlyingImages with the Microchip Control System. The images are as shown below. The link to the FlyingImages download is SetupControlImages.zip . If you are interested in improving the FlyingImages product on Microsoft Visual Studio 2012, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.




I am getting requests for creating with Microchip a switch that will turn on a lamp from the USB port of the computer once a key is pressed on the keyboard of the computer. My current Control Systems project is able to perform that but reading of the source code is required to understand. You can do that with the serial port program in Microsoft Visual Studio samples as well by modification of the code and by linking the USB port to the Microchip PIC16F84A via Microchip's USB to COM port board or a USB to COM port connector, not directly via the USB port which is as shown below. Lighting a LED requires the USB 5V. Get professional assistance for this to be done, do not perform it on your own if you do not know about electronics or the dangers of high voltage and current.

I am in the progress of modification of the Microchip assembly and Microsoft Visual Studio source code of the Control System to perform this task in a more organised manner when you press the 'L' key to switch on and to switch off the lamp. For further details, please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.
EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System is shown functioning below with pressing of the keys on the keypad to move the aircraft on the ControlofImages.exe file. The aircraft can be moved up, down, left and right after the Control System is modified for use with the desktop computer. The Control System is utilized with the Embedded Microchip System as a Control System. To utilize with the Control System driver, the software has to be slightly modified and works on Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. Please download the Control System modified setup.zip file to run the Control System software and runs with the Control the ControlofImage.exe software. The images are as shown below of the Process ID which has to be keyed in and is obtained from the Microsoft Windows 10 Task Manager. This is a part of the Control System from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com and fully functions with the hardware from EngineeeringComputerworks.com Control System after modifications to the driver and software. Please email chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for enquiries.
For the method utilizing the direction arrow keys, please download the setup.zip file and the ControlofImageDirection.zip. The images are similar as below.





EngineeeringComputerWorks Control System is able to be utilized to control the Images as shown below of Flying Images utilizing the direction or arrow keys on the keyboard or configuring the EngineeeringComputerWorks Control System. This project is done on Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and is available for download at this link , ControlofImage.zip .



Available in Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 are Test Drive and Flying Images, both games are available in Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 together with the EngineeeringComputerWorks Control System as development tools. Please view the images below and click to download the setup files for Test Drive and Flying Images in the zip file for demonstration samples of the software.



For those interested in Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 development of games eg. UFOs_X and Shoot_Them_Up series from I to VI including series not included, please email chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org .
April 16, 2017: Shoot_Them_UpVI is available for download from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com server. The game features the new weapon, the large bomb which will destroy everything in the Shoot_Them_UpVI game. Please click on the link to download, Shoot_Them_UpVI.zip . Press the keys '2' and keys '3' to shoot missiles and release the large bomb and the mouse for left and right movement control. EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System is able to be utilized with the Shoot_Them_UpVI game by setting the keys for movement control in the source code. Please view the images below.



April 13, 2017: I am currently about to design and develop a new keypad and will put in a serial port and connect the keypad to the computer with Microsoft platform via USB. The keypad will have multiple uses and would be able to be connected to other projects from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com or projects from other systems.
The project will be placed in EngineeringandComputerWorks.com and can be purchased. It'll feature Microchip PIC and the Microchip PIC 16C63A. For further information, please contact via email chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details. The difference between this new project and the current project is it's not a computer as the current project and there is no LCD. The images below are from the early programming for the Keypad.asm and build successfully and running in Animate mode.


April 12, 2017: I have new devices available from Microchip at my office for sale, including PIC 16F1937 40 pins, PIC 16C63A 28 pins and memory chips PIC 24LC256 256MB 8 pins available. All devices are DIP packages. The prices are USD 10.00 per device for the PIC16F1937 and USD 3.50 per device for the PIC 24LC256. The price per device for the PIC 16C63A are USD 6.00. Please email chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details.
For those interested in Control Systems, there is integration between imginary in the Computer Software and reality in the real world, eg. Turning on a LED light or playing music on the press of a key on the software.
There are various utilizations for the Control System and ideas are available. EngineeeringComputerWorks Control System is able to be utilized for data logging, eg. logging data every minute or on the press of a function key on the keypad every minute or switching on a light for 8 hours and then switching off for 16 hours or vice versa, ie. the light is on for 16 hours and off for 8 hours. EngineeeringComputerWorks will provide a data logging software for the EngineeeringComputerWorks Control System added with clocks and functional software. EngineeeringComputerWorks has clocks and timing systems built with Microchip and Microsoft Software and integrated together with the Control System is a fully functional Control System as other control systems in the market.

An example of imagination thinking is as below, the Maze with a car inside, running though tunnels.

3D Maze 3D simulation video utilizing EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System for movement control. Please click on this link, https://1drv.ms/v/s!AkZNMapXn2JPsh0CvGGXRsFPXPai .





Shoot_Them_Up_V is available with missles firing from the Armoured Tank onto the enemy aircraft and tanks. Please download at this link, Shoot_Them_Up_V.zip .





There are more software including 3D games which are able to be utilized with the Control System from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com. Software games like Pacman are available and is able to be utilized and programmed with the Control System. These programs including FormulaRacingCar are available together with EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System.
Interested in improving the FormulaRacingCar game? Contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details. The FormulaRacingCar game is able to be programmed to switch screens between in-car and top view of the game as shown below with the Control System by EngineeeringComputerWorks.com. The Control System is able to control the car movement in both views and is configurable for the FormulaRacingCar game. Please view the images as below.



Improvements have been made to the FormulaRacingCar with Planks formula in the background as the car moves faster the road is shown to race along. Please view the images below and the video on this link. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Ac4zfbmO_YSXBYVnZJc2dvc2M




EngineeeringComputerWorks.com is in progress with different levels of the game ShootThemUp and is in suggestion to create a racing car game viewed from the top known as FormulaRacingCar. The images shown below are the from the initial samples of the game. A video of the suggestion is as the link attached. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3Ac4zfbmO_YRGMyWG5mWFlObk0




EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System is utilized to control games and the games include simulations, arcade and flight simulations or games with movement control. The control system can also be utilized as an extension to the keyboard and has stacking computer system capabilities( by putting Control Systems together via the serial connection ) if the system has sufficient voltage, that is 5 Volts supply into the Microchip PIC 16C63A microprocessor. The Control System has various usage and can link from the imaginary world of the computer into the real world of working systems. These are a few of the usages of the Control System and is comparable to Control Systems from around the world. The Control System is a computer system able to operate by itself in stand alone mode without the computer and can interact with other Control Systems or by itself into the real world. It is higher level than the PLC (Programmable Logic Circuit) and on par with Control Systems in terms on control from imaginary world into the real world . This project is registered with the Engineering Council in the United Kingdom as my Chartered Engineering project and presentation for Chartered Engineering in the year 2012. Written by Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng. To view the video below, please click on the link. https://1drv.ms/v/s!AkZNMapXn2JPge8teVhgvTytCCeN0g




Tank Battle is a new idea from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com with 2 players controlling the tanks shooting at each other. Please download from this link or Tank_Battle.zip and unzip all the files into a folder. Run the .exe file and the game would show as below. It's a dual player game and able to be controlled by EngineeeringComputerWorks control system.




EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has Shoot_Them_Up_IV which has planes and missiles coming together and shooting everything that moves to score points. Please download from this link, Shoot_Them_Up_IV.zip or from https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Shoot-Them-Up-3779557f .




BounceBall is a new game from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com, currently the game bounces the ball on its own and hits the tiles on the top of the game screen. The release version will feature a controllable bat which can be controlled by EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System and by keyboard. BounceBall.zip is currently a screen saver and a self bouncing ball game currently.
Please download from this link BounceBall.zip . Please extract into the same folder and run the BounceBall.exe file.


EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has released a player for playing media recorded from phones in .avi, .asf, .mpg, .wmv and .mpeg . Please click on the link to download and run the player. Player.exe .
Invaders From Space III has been uploaded into the server for download. Please click on this link, InvadersFromSpaceIII.zip for download. The game has 2 different scenarios, Exploration of Mars or VB Space Invaders and Invaders From Space.


Invaders From Space has been placed into the server for download. The game can be controlled by keyboard. The download is at this link. Please click on InvadersFromSpace.zip. The game has been improved from a previous version. Please contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org or contact Simon Price at http://www.vbgames.co.uk.


The dual player game as mentioned earlier is here, please download at SpidermanV1.zip and unzip into the same folder. The game is by another group of developers and is able to cater to dual control from the Control System or from the Keyboard.

There is an improvement in the Shoot Them Up game in which the game shuts down if the pedestrians or buses or cabs or helicopters and tanks are shot. Please view the images as attached. The game is available at Do_Not_Shoot.zip



EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has Software Accelerator and Hardware Accelerator built on Microchip PIC 16C63A 8 bit microcontroller with 16 bit data bus for the desktop and laptop computer systems. The Software Accelerator is available at Microsoft Visual Studio software downloads, https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Performance-Counter-with-6705e3dd
and the Hardware Accelerator is the Control System. The Control System has a 48 to 56 bit long push and pop character cache in the Control System and this provides an added performance to the laptop or desktop computer system. The Hardware Accelerator can be further enhanced with longer bits and be made or modified into an Embedded System specifically for the purpose. This feature, Hardware Accelerator, is currently not noticed in the Desktop or Laptop Computer System, but from a theroectical perspective, it's there in the Computer Control System and works with the Laptop Computer and Desktop Computer. The Computer Control System, Hardware Accelerator and Software Accelerator is made by Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng. This article is Written and Published by Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng.
Unzip the files to the same folder and run the Shoot_Them_Up_III.exe file to run the game. Video of the Shoot_Them_Up_IIISpecialEffect game is shown in the link attached. MOV_0196.mp4
Shoot Them Up is a game with multitasking functions showing simultaneous graphics in the game, an improvement over an earlier sample of the game, BattleShip and Frogg. The game has been modified to run with Visual Studio 2012 and above and Visual Studio 6 Visual Basic.
The Shoot Them Up game is able to be modified for the controls to be utilized with EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control Systems.
Control for the game is via mouse and keyboard key '2' without control modifications.
Download the file Shoot Them Up.zip and unzip the file into a new folder. Copy the files Shoot_Them_Up.exe, Shoot_Them_Up_II.exe and Shoot_Them_Up_III.exe into a folder in C:\Shoot_Them_Up.
Run the setup file in the Shoot Them Up Publish folder. Run the file Shoot Them Up.
The Images from the first 2 levels are shown below.
EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Blog: blog/
Written and Published by Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng .


UFOs_X, Invaders from Space, Driving Simulation and Shoot Them Up computer games from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com are able to be compiled into a single game, for eg. Space Adventure which comprises of all the games above into a single game. Please contact EngineeeringComputerWorks.com or Junt Hoong Chan MIET MIEEE CEng for details of the games.



Shoot Them Up is a game from EngineeeeringComputerWorks.com which does exactly as the name mentions, to shoot everything that moves in the game. A video of the game is attached at the link, MOV_0150.mp4 and MOV_0158.mp4 . Images of the game is shown below with the helicopters, tanks, soldiers and missiles shooting in the game. Shoot Them Up is able to be utilized with EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System. https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Calculator-Application-4bb2f96e
Shoot Them Up II download:
Shoot Them Up III download:






The Control System is able to be utilized as a stand alone system to make and control handheld video games or desktop video games, utilizing LED's for eg,to indicate the position of a aircraft or buildings drawn or fuel and missile systems in handheld video games or building bricks as shown in the drawing image below. Pictures are not shown because of copyright. Please click on the link to download the Control System. https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Calculator-Application-4bb2f96e

EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has innovative ideas to enhance Invaders from Space and Invaders from Space II for dual player mode for keyboard or keyboard and mouse.
Improvements and Innovative ideas to EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Driving Simulation, MOV_0143.mp4 and MOV_0147.mp4 and complete video of acceleration with gear shift from 0 MPH to 160 MPH with 5 gear shifts at 30MPH, 60MPH, 100MPH, 130MPH and 150MPH in the video in the link attached. https://1drv.ms/v/s!AkZNMapXn2JPgeFP6ZmnHjeAEpL-AQ

EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Driving Simulation, MOV_0137.mp4 and
MOV_0138.mp4, as shown in the video and images below is under prototyping and is able to be utilized with EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System and modified for mouse control.


EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control System is able to be utilized with the UFOs_X game, the Frogg game which has keyboard, Control System and mouse control, and games from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com.



EngineeeringComputerWorks.com has upgraded UFOs_X with a 4 screen story line in the game. Please click on the link to download from Microsoft Visual studio samples. https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/UFOsX-Arcade-Game-in-2D-6965d8f7




Phone Application software or driver software for EngineeeringComputerWorks Control System in EngineeeringComputerWorks.com is shown in early development in the year 2012 as in the images below functioning with Microsoft Skype and developed utlizing Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 with Windows 8 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate Systems.





Game development in progress for the new game from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com , Frogg. The visuals from the game is as shown below. The development game in progress is available for download at Frogg.exe . Controls are mouse for left and right movement and key press "2" for jumping and laser firing onto the objects.






Javascript Calendar from TELERIK is as shown below. Please click on the link. TELERIK/CALENDAR.html . Save the file and open from Internet Explorer.There are proprietary files in the Javascript. Please contact TELERIK or chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org for details.
As shown previously utilising Javascript in the control system in Visual Studio Samples, the Javascript calendar sample or Kendo sample from TELERIK below is a version of Javascript with keypad control keys to navigate.
Control Systems from EngineeeringComputerWorks with LCD and LEDs. The Control Systems are available from EngineeeringComputerWorks.com and Microsoft Visual Studio samples. Please click on the link to download. https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/Calculator-Application-4bb2f96e
Please click to view the video's.







Developments in EngineeeringComputerWorks.com on the control system in video's shown as attached. The beep when switching on comes from the control system and shows the system as a computer control system. Please view the video's as follows in the links attached.

The Visual Studio developments in EngineeeringComputerWorks.com are able to utilize the Control System developed in EngineeeringComputerWorks for control on all the games and can be integrated into other software developed which utilize mouse and movement control or keypad usage.
EngineeeringComputerWorks has in development Photo Viewer Enhancer which is shown below and able to edit pictures. Please contact EngineeeringComputerWorks for details or contact chanjunthoong@theiet.org or chan_junt_hoong@ieee.org.


Visual Studio Developments in Visual Basic 6 for Picture Viewer from EngineeringComputerWorks.com. Please click on the link to download the installer from the server. Package.zip .


Shoot Them Up is a game with multitasking functions showing simultaneous graphics in the game, an improvement over an earlier sample of the game, BattleShip and Frogg. The game has been modified to run with Visual Studio 2012 and above and Visual Studio 6 Visual Basic.
The Shoot Them Up game is able to be modified for the controls to be utilized with EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control Systems.
Control for the game is via mouse and keyboard key '2' without control modifications.
Download the file Shoot Them Up.zip and unzip the file into a new folder. Copy the files Shoot_Them_Up.exe, Shoot_Them_Up_II.exe and Shoot_Them_Up_III.exe into a folder in C:\Shoot_Them_Up.
Shoot Them Up is a game with multitasking functions showing simultaneous graphics in the game, an improvement over an earlier sample of the game, BattleShip and Frogg. The game has been modified to run with Visual Studio 2012 and above and Visual Studio 6 Visual Basic.
The Shoot Them Up game is able to be modified for the controls to be utilized with EngineeeringComputerWorks.com Control Systems.
Control for the game is via mouse and keyboard key '2' without control modifications.
Download the file Shoot Them Up.zip and unzip the file into a new folder. Copy the files Shoot_Them_Up.exe, Shoot_Them_Up_II.exe and Shoot_Them_Up_III.exe into a folder in C:\Shoot_Them_Up.