Travellin

I touched to almost every aspect of the project, the main areas being:

• Gameplay Programming:

  • I was occupied with the work of doing most of the interactable gameplay elements such as platforms, so I coded:

    • One-Way Platforms

    • Destructible Platforms

    • Moving Platforms

    • Falling Obstacles

    • Harpoon Gun (for zip-line use)

    • Dinosaur at the end of second level (Killzone with a chasing behavior using a path)

• Game Design:

  • Feature choice of having a harpoon zipline

• Team Organization:

  • Keeping track of tasks and sprints using Trello

  • Organizing meetings between the different team members to discuss about what needs to be done in the project

  • Follow up of people individual work, updating, and creating new tasks

• Tools Programming:

  • Some effect, polish, and "quality of life" tools, such as: 

    • Camera Shake

    • Spring Physics Simulation (used for an animation effect)

    • UI Inverse Masking

    • Sound Playing and Removing Tools

    • Path Editors (In Unity Editor Screen)

    • Trigger Zones Functionalities for Different Effects

    • Parallax Effect

• UI Programming:

  • Did about 90% of UI programming:

    • Transitions

    • Animations

    • Game and UI Flow

    • Animation States

    • Game, UI and Level Manager scripts (mostly used for game flow)

• Sound Programming:

  • Integrated all of the sounds using FMOD, by creating instances and calling sounds with their respective references

  • Settings UI interface to be able to change different volume values (Master and Music)

• Level Design:

  • Helped with the design of some parts from the start of the first and second levels.

  • Fully designed 2nd halves of both levels (described as they could be seen in the walkthrough):

    • For the fist level, starting from the "tower" part.

    • For the second level, starting from the transition into the "magic" zone.
      (Prototype reference given below, it may slightly differ from final version)