MTEC Technical Production

For today, we have incorporated all of our assets from our small horror game that we have been working on for our Interactive 3D Programming class with Professor Baker into Unity. We have decided that it was a good idea to work on the game during that class and show that everything that we can do with Blender we can also do with Unity. Plus, we have also begun testing different ideas for our game such as themes, colors, objects, and possible music to be used for when we test the environment for our game.

Our next step is to continue this process on Monday.

For today, we have imported the game that Dwayne and I have been personally making for our other class, 3D Interactive Programming. Thus far, we have testing the import process of importing all of our assets from that game into Unity and continuing to work in Unity.

Thus far, we have been successful in importing all of our assets as well as making improvements in lighting, enemy character models and textures with some of Unity’s unique features.

Our next step is to collaborate with Wale and discuss what could be done to our project that would make our project work in sync with Sensor Tiles. As an alternative, there will also be the discussion on how we incorporate more features from Unity to enhance the quality of our game’s current state since he is more experienced than us in Unity.

Al moved the desk in Studio Blue to do measurements, which includes our Mac workstation with all of our Blender and Unity assets for character models and environments. Therefore, we could not do any work for today.