Erika Zoffer

I adapted pretty easily to the Unity software once I got the hang of it. Honestly, my biggest problem was figuring out how to zoom in and out of the scene. Though I could easily add sounds to the objects in my scene, I still need to figure out how to make them play when I want--currently, they all seem to be activated at the launch of the scene.

The possible stories that could be created in Unity really range to any extent of anything a video game could portray, but in a more immersive way. In the same way a video game allows you to travel through scenes or worlds discovering and interacting with the imbedded elements, you could also create this in Unity. The only difference I could really see is with the improvement of technology, people could have the ability to import models of things in real life, in a life-size model.