Using the playmaker instead of programming is a great idea. Nevertheless, it was a little bit difficult for me to install it and get it ready to work. Once the playmaker was set up, I found it easy to handle it. In addition to that, the instruction sheets and videos as well as the fact we practiced the playmaker in class three times helped me a lot. I didn't feel helpless and I was able to ask every time. Unfortunately, the playmaker didn't work with windows so I had to...

For this assignment I did the usual treasure box animation that we did in previous exercises. This time I added in the potion and gold ingots into my scene in the desert. So for this assignment I managed to create a scene where the player had to touch the potion in order to open the treasure chests. If the player leaves the vicinity of the potion the chest would automatically close preventing the player from getting their prize ingots. The story goes that after the player escapes into the desert...

After finishing this assignment, I think it's funny that sometimes the smallest mistakes cause the biggest issues. Really makes you appreciate the way that normal reality works. Playmaker is a really interesting toolset for Unity. The way that it turns some really complex actions into a (relatively) simple user interface is awesome. If Unity alone is good for making worlds and environments, Playmaker is the tool that adds action to the world. You can create events that move objects, animate them, transport you, and perform a multitude of other actions. Actions...

It’s always exciting to create an imaginative scene. I’ve actually created two. One is about a desert adventure, where a cat warrior and some fighters go through a desert nowhere. But somehow I cannot export it. Even though I tried to fix every possible error and replaced a new First Person Controller, it didn’t work. Disappointingly, I abandoned that idea and recreated a new one, where a determined girl and her pet – a cute kitten explored through mountains. I love the crystal clear sky and the two characters. The...