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# 3D Tetris - Android App
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This is the native Android implementation of the 3D Tetris game. The mobile-specific optimizations from the web app have been removed, and instead, this native app has been created to provide a better experience on Android devices.
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## Project Structure
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- `app/src/main/java/com/tetris3d/` - Contains all Java/Kotlin source files
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- `MainActivity.kt` - Main activity that hosts the game
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- `game/` - Game logic implementation
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- `views/` - Custom views for rendering game elements
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- `app/src/main/res/` - Contains all resources
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- `layout/` - XML layouts for the UI
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- `values/` - String resources, colors, and themes
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- `drawable/` - Icon and image resources
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## Features
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- 3D Tetris gameplay with modern graphics
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- Customizable options for 3D effects and animations
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- Physical button controls optimized for touch
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- Score tracking and level progression
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- Game state persistence
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## Required Implementation
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The following components still need to be implemented to complete the Android app:
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1. TetrisGame class - Core game logic ported from JavaScript
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2. TetrisGameView - Custom view for rendering the game
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3. NextPieceView - Custom view for rendering the next piece preview
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4. Tetromino classes - Classes for different tetromino pieces
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5. Game renderer - OpenGL ES or Canvas-based renderer for the 3D effects
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## Dependencies
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- AndroidX libraries for UI components
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- Kotlin coroutines for game loop threading
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## Building and Running
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1. Open the project in Android Studio
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2. Build the project using Gradle
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3. Deploy to an Android device or emulator
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## Development Process
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The Android app was created by:
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1. Analyzing the web implementation of the game
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2. Removing mobile-specific optimizations from the web code
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3. Creating a native Android app structure
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4. Implementing the UI layouts and resources
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5. Porting the core game logic from JavaScript to Kotlin
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6. Adding Android-specific features and optimizations
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The core game mechanics are kept identical to the web version, ensuring a consistent experience across platforms.
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