Have you ever been the life of the party? Had everyone groan when you said you had to leave? I imagine it's something like the crux of this Unity game. I added Mixamo characters to my original creepy city scene. I had some trouble with making the young girl walk on the terrain instead of under it... It's still not where I want it to be, but much better than before. The triggers are five spheres and a cube. I attached animation and audio to the player entering and exiting the trigger area to...

For my assignment I wanted to just play around with the idea with a zombie that was as scared of me as I was of it. I just felt like that was a funny thing to play around with. I made the trigger with so that the zombie would retreat whenever I did so that it would echo that sentiment "its as scared of you as you are of it." As a storytelling element I wonder if anyone has played around with the idea of frightened zombies, or a survival...

In my previous assignment, I had already included an animated mixamo character, jamming out to the dino jam. For this assignment, I decided to add in a walking character, so that I could use Playmaker to move him from one spot to another. After adding in a walking Elvis, two cubes, and a cylinder as a trigger object, I ran into the problem of controlling the character animation. I didn't know how to have Elvis only start walking when triggered to move from one cube to another. After looking through...

While Unity took some time to learn, Playmaker took my time, played with it, and then refused to give it back. The first class we had, Playmaker wasn't as hard to follow as originally learning Unity--there were less things to create and simple rules. But that's where the easy part ends. After discovering the plethora of actions available for all Unity objects, and then the multitude of states required to make these simple actions possible, I soon admired the animators and video game creators who had to do this for...

I wished to do more complex design, but I think it's better to save it to the next assignment. For this assignment, I just made everything MOVE, which is already funny to play.