https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFo5cBattUk&feature=youtu.be For my scene I created a grassy plain with a house in the middle of it. The house is surrounded by some trees and has two gorillas and a horse standing next to it, but the horse is walking in place and the gorillas are stationary. To the left of the house are some mountains and in between the mountains there is a lake with some whales in it. The mountains are of medium height and near the house they are very low hills so as to unite the...

I built a scene in a half-desert environment. There are trees, fires, spider, soldiers, bridges, and a small lake. Our main character is working with the soldiers to find out the PERSON OF INTEREST. So it's very dangerous. We may look for clues through everything in the scene. Ideally, our PERSON OF INTEREST is hiding behind the bridge and waiting for a chance to attack everyone - I hope I know how to make a moving devil and make realistic sound effects.

  A former VR Storytelling student told me the biggest piece of advice for using Unity is to never give up. I promptly went and blew that advice. The video you see here is incredibly basic, because this was my second attempt at finishing this project. The first attempt was going well until I broke something in Unity, tried to go back to a point I knew was safe, only to find out that for some reason it was still broken. At that point I did probably the worst thing...

Woo! That was an intense project. When I was applying to college, I almost went to an animation school to pursue my dream in making computer art. But who knew I could do that at Syracuse University as an advertising major? I first encountered the wonders with Unity two years ago when Professor Pacheco showcased the Oculus Rift at a technology conference in Syracuse. I was instantly intrigued by the high quality alternate worlds. And the sky whale made me even more excited. This world is a slightly mountainous, slightly...

I just find some interesting models of zombies and soldiers so I make a scene like they are facing out. I managed to animate them and attached the sound (however I don't know how to record sound from the computer by Quick Time). Things I still want to try is to make them move and make collision volume. Also I don't know how to let sound appear just when I am walk near them. I believe theses things are really important if we want to make the scene more real.

Our 360° Short Film - Royal Flush Kyle Ott https://twitter.com/ott_kyle MaryMargaret Treinin https://twitter.com/MargotGearSolid Matthew Kaufax https://twitter.com/NCCKaufax Evan Jenkins https://twitter.com/projectsevan Shot on 6 GoPro Hero Black Editions, with a custom 3D Printed Rig. Special Thanks to Professors Ken Harper (https://twitter.com/profkenharper) and Dan Pacheco (https://twitter.com/pachecod), leading Journalism Innovation.