Weekly Reports

The images show the code and visuals that we have been working on this week. We are improving the code and visuals for the car physics, the look of the car, and how it interacts with other objects. We added cars and buildings around the map so that the simulation feels like driving in real life. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are writing, adjusting, and testing the code and visuals to make the car move accurately and make everything look realistic. Throughout this week, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar finish coding the physics and other necessities for the simulation to make it as fluid as realistic as possible while Jeffrey and Adil continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the simulation ready this week so that it is done in time for the showcase.

The images show the code and visuals that we have been working on this week. We are adjusting the code and visuals for the car physics, the look of the car, and how it interacts with other objects. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are writing, adjusting, and testing the code and visuals to make the car look realistic. In the next week, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar finish coding the physics and other necessities for the simulation to make it as fluid as realistic as possible while Jeffrey and Adil continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the simulation ready in the next week so that it is done in time for the showcase.

The images show the code and visuals that we have been working on this week. We are adjusting the code and visuals for the mountain and hill display along with the physics of the car and how it interacts with these objects. We are also coding to expand the map so that the driver has as much room as they want to explore and learn how to drive well. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are writing the code to make the map base and physics and if it is realistic or not. We are also adjusting visuals to make the map of the simulation look like how we want it to look like. In the next 2 weeks, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar finish coding the physics and other necessities for the simulation to make it as fluid as realistic as possible while Jeffrey and Adil continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the simulation ready in the next 2 weeks so that it is done in time for the showcase.

Evidence: W14/2026

No School-Spring Break

The images show the code that we have been working on this week. We are adjusting the code for the physics of the car and how it moves along different axis. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are writing the code for the movement of the car and testing if it is realistic or not. In the next 3 weeks, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar finish coding for the simulation to make it as fluid as realistic as possible while Jeffrey and Adil continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the simulation ready in the next 3 weeks so that it is done in time for the showcase.

The images show the code and visuals that we have been working on this week. We are adjusting the code and visuals for the physics of the car and how it can move realistically. We coded so that the driver could accelerate, reverse and do many more movements that are needed when driving. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are writing the code for the physics of the car and seeing if it is realistic or not. In the next 3 weeks, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar continue coding the physics of the car and environment of the simulation and other necessities for the simulation to make it as fluid as realistic as possible while Jeffrey and Adil continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the simulation ready in the next 3 weeks so that it is done in time for the showcase with extra time left.

This image shows the code that we have been working on this week. We are adjusting the code for the controls of the steering wheel. We are also coding for how the car will be shown and how it will interact with other objects in the simulation. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are writing the code and seeing if it works or not. We are also fixing the code to make the simulation look like how we want it to look like. In the next 2 weeks, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar continue coding the simulation to make it as fluid as realistic as possible while Jeffrey and Adil continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the structure of the simulation ready in the next 2-3 weeks and use the extra time to edit and make the simulation run smoother.

Evidence: W09/2026

This image shows the code that we have been working on this week. We are adjusting the code for the controls of the game so that it can be compatible with the steering wheel we ordered. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are writing the code and seeing if it works or not. We are also fixing the code to make it compatible with our equipment. In the next 2 weeks, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar finish coding to have the controls of the simulation ready while Jeffrey and Adil continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the structure of the simulation ready in the next 2-3 weeks and use the extra time to edit and make the simulation run smoother.

Evidence: W08/2026

This is the visuals we were creating this week. It includes a car, a road, and some grass. This part is very importantant to our project as it focuses on the main part of the simulation, the car. This week we tried to create a realistic car design with good physics so that it feels as real as possible. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are creating the car entity that will be used in the simulation. In the next 2 weeks, we plan to have Samuel and Abrar code to have the controls of the simulation and become compatibe with the steering wheel we are waiting for. Along with that, Jeffery and Adil will continue to edit and improve the graphics and visuals of the simulation. Our goal is to have the structure of the simulation ready in the next 3 weeks so we have time to fix whatever does work properly.

These images are all the different weather conditions and the basic structure of our road/track. This would fall under the Construct and Test part of the PLTW Design process because we are working on making it as realistic as we can and adjusting different visuals to see what looks good and what does not. In the next 2 weeks, we plan to have everyone work on creating the car entity and the rest of the road/track. We are still waiting for our steering wheel to arrive and when it does, Samuel and Abrar will focus on the code while Jeffery and Adil continue to improve the visuals of the simulation so that it becomes as realistic as possible. Our goal is to have the structure of the simulation ready in the next 4-5 weeks and use the extra time to edit and make the simulation run smoother.

Evidence: W05/2026

This week we are working on the design of the road that is going to be projected on the monitor. We will use Unity to design the game, code, and everything overall. Here are some pictures of the what we have advanced on the code and the game overall:

Evidence: W04/2026