So we are now in the final stages of completing the game, we have all our levels created, sprites completed, and script in place. One of the most recent tasks which was completed by one of my fellow group members was the ability to have the the rabbits shooting at the player in the form […]

So this week I gain an understanding of how to use inheritance within Python. Last week, I was introduced to the idea of class, which allows programmers to create their own class creating objects relevant to that class and instances of the class. However inheritance takes this further by allowing the programmer to create one […]

So now that audio has been implemented across all levels of the game, it was time to work on the scene change depending on the player score and the timer. The script in Figure 1.0 sets a new variable called timer to a float value of 10.0 seconds, which was used as the test case. […]

So this week in 121 Com, I gained an understanding of how to create my on classes as having only used the built in classes before hand. Classes use the the following syntax, of class followed by the new class name and and a colon. From here we can either enter pass within the code […]

So this week I started looking at how to implement audio within our game, with the main focus been on background music on the scenes and sound effects on the sprites. So the music and sound effects that I have used to gain an understanding of how audio works in Unity may be changed further […]

This week in Python I gained an understanding on how to use the (sys) function in conjunction with a text file, which linked well from the work carried out in week 6. I also gained an understanding on how to manage errors in Python by using the raise, except and try function, allowing me to […]

At this point we now have multiple scenes/levels within the project. Figure 1.0 above shows two examples which are level 1 (the river/grass) scene and level 2 Figure 2.0 (the basketball scene) which shows the game in action. As a group we have come to an agreement, that the main skeleton of the game is now complete […]

    As a group we have decided to use Trello as a way of managing our work flow (Figure 1.0) . We have split the tasks into the above subheadings (sprites, scripts, scenes and graphics), and allocated each task to at team member. We have the used coloured labels to indicate the status of […]

I have now updated our main menu, by creating two additional buttons “level select” and “credits”. The background design is still in progress, as I am trying to ensure I have the scripting element of the background fully functional. The script that I have added to the main menu shows the placement of the new […]

These are some of the new backgrounds that I have created in Photoshop for our game All of these backgrounds have a 4:3 aspect ratio and a resolution of 2048×1536 pixels . All of these backgrounds have the same scrolling background script that I posted earlier within this this blog, and the backgrounds gave now been […]