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  Within my time in Artixr, i was responsible for core gameplay functionalities. Starting with character animations, movements, attacks, skills and their network synchronization using fusion. To achieve this, i had to implement a scaleable state machine at the core of the characters. With it's help, we could queue many orders on a character and watch it perform all of it in order. I also challenged by the implementation of inverse kinematics on very divergent character rigs. Lacking an animator in the team, i've managed to keep characters hands on the gun.

I've contributed in many other areas too. I've handled technical artist aspects of the project. Like handling particle vfx, deciding how to handle meshes and writing special shaders for the project. With the optimization challenges of meta quest 2 device, i had to be very carefull with our graphics budget. LODS, baked lights, cheap shaders were our focus.

Short list of my contributions

1. unit humanoid animaiton overwriter system

2. complete interaction system (equiping, attacking, taking covers, using skills)

3. implementation of many skills

4. network sync of movement, attack and skills

5. ik systems

6. pathfinding (a* fill)

7. card deck system

8. field of vision & sight mechanism

9. mission framework

10. tutorial implementation

11. custom dependency injection

12. technical art lead in optimization(light baking, lod, shaders, retopology) 

 Within my time in NPath games, i was positioned as a senior game developer. Within my responsibilities, i've implemented many core features including linking, tile vfx management, combo vfx, and level editor. i designed how visual aspects and logic codes come together. I've supported our inexperienced developers to learn and advance on their responsibilities while being an example of coding principles. Also i've led a second project (which hasn't been published yet) into a state of the art.