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. […]
This is the progress of our initial script, we have two set stories, however we are trying to work more on story 2, to try and make it more interesting. Although the end goal is to escape, we are trying to make the stories so they are differentiable, and don’t follow the same kind of […]
So for this we were required to have a completed version of our script, as well as starting our asset list which we would then use 3DS Max to start modeling the elements within our story. However before starting that we needed to individually work through a task in 3DS max which was to model the […]
By the end of the firs session we also needed to present a 5 minute presentation, to our former students and the lectures in order to get some initial feedback.
This week we have focused on putting together our high concept document so we can get a rough idea of what we want the virtual story to entail. This document includes a brief introduction to the main character an his role in the story, followed by what features we want to include and how we […]
So from this point forward I will be working to complete this new project following the brief provided by the module director Richard Lane. The PowerPoint can be found below. ALL project 2 – Virtual Reality Interactive Story
The above screen shot is of our presentation, which gives the the break down of what each team members role was during the project. The purpose of the presentation was also to illustrate what testing strategy we used and the results we got from the playability test. It also gave us a chance to reflect […]
So when it came to deploying the most recent version of our game, we had some issues with the SDK file, and then we did get that part of the deployment complete there were further complications of with the accelerometer control script, which was tro replace the Getkey.Left and right part of the script, which […]
So now we are in the closing stages of our group project, it was time to develop a playability test for the game, where we could test the game with not only subjects who fit our target audience, but those out side our range to see how the game fairs overall (Figure 1.0). The […]
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