fusepuck development snapshot, time for bed

I decided to make it a single player game. The animation technically works, but it quite unnatural for the puck to simply appear to stop. Maybe if I had some other continuous animation in the center of the board that showed the normal passage of time I would have something more to stop when time freezes to give you a decision point. The goal of the game is to get to the highest levels in the least amount of total simulation time (decision time is not counted against you). Unlike most games centered around a physical simulation, fusepuck does not employ a timestep-based simulation. Instead, at the start of your move, a closed form equation is found that analytically describes the puck's motion and this is evaluated to find precise positions during the animation, regardless of variability of frame rate.