Author: Stephany Pena

Agora Demo Process

Within this tutorial, the task is to complete the tutorial and explore the steps. There is supposed to be a phone version and a windows version for the PC.
There is the use of Post Process effects to make the UI better.
This is the example of the Windows version being able to function but there’s no use from another input to be able to chat and use two camera.
This is what the android version has and is not able to connect. One issue that could’ve been the problem is that there was no permission to use the camera but there were a few extra steps that were missing in order to have it work. One of which was to duplicate the original and add it to the unity hub but I had issues where I can’t duplicate it and hard to try that version again.

Kontrol Project Profile

This was the first phase of the terrain. A mostly rocky mountain environment.
The second phase was painting the texture of the terrain.
The third phase including adding trees and the water to the terrain

When I was adding the steam effects, every time I kept going into the game mode, the steam would disappear. I was not sure why they would disappear until I moved on to the scripting. The steam effects have a scripts already assigned to them. So the script assigned to it kept destroying after a set amount of time. I had to to uncheck the box as I didn’t want it destroyed cause I wanted to make a hot spring in the mountain.

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