So during week 4, I created a set of double doors in 3DS max, which were to be used to between the corridors and rooms. While the animation would work using play on awake, this is not what we wanted to happen throughout the Asylum, so I created on on trigger script using a box […]
So as per the brief we are required to implement the leap motion within our virtual story. So far as a group we have have plans to use the Leap motion to choose the branch of the story the player wants to follow, depending on whether they swipe to the left or the right. The […]
Towards the end of week 5 heading into week 6, I though this would be a good time to look into the scripting aspect of the story. A this stage I have imported the Unity First Person Controller so I am able to go ahead was walk around the Asylum to get feel for the […]
Now we are heading into week 5 (half way through the project) we decided it was time to turn our attention away from modeling and focus more on the functionality of the story, by working on the animations and key scripts that will be needed to form the base of the story. We currently have […]
So between week 4 and 5 I have been trying to gain an understanding of 3D Key Frame animation in 3DS Max, which I can then export into Unity. In our story we want the asylum to contain both single doors for side rooms and double doors for the corridor. The doors will open on […]
So this week was more of a practical week, where by as a group we were gaining an understanding of how the user can interact with the leap motion and the Oculus Rift. We started of working with the Leap Motion in the early part of the week, which allowed us to see how the leap […]
During week 3 I also gained an understating of how to create terrain within Unity. This was done by first creating a plain in the 3D object menu. This allowed me to set a landscape for which I could start to construct the final terrain. This included adjusting the height and density of certain parts of […]
In addition to learning how classes are used in C# I have also continued with the modeling for our virtual story. Most of these models have modeled using the techniques I learn’t in week 2. The products that I produced below will not actually be intractable, but will be in the background to add to […]
This week, I was able to gain an understanding of how classes work in C# in relation to Unity. Having already had some experience working with classes in Python, I have been able to transfer some of the principles across, so at this point its matter of trying to gain an understanding of the syntax. […]
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