Project Brief

Name: Royal Navy Training Station

Genre: Simulation

Platform: PC/VR

Every student within the University of Portsmouth has the chance in his final year to work on a actual project required by a client. For my case, I had the chance to work alongside 6 other people to build an artefact required by the UK Royal Navy.

The requirement was to develop a training simulator within Virtual Reality capabilities .

Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we were unable to use the Oculus VR headset provided by the University anymore and thus the virtual reality side of the project had to be removed.

VR Project Development before the COVID-19 emerged

Final artefact

A report regarding my experience within this project is available here

Unit Learning Outcomes:

1. Critically assess trade-offs implemented to optimise the performance of the developed product and the specialised techniques and software employed to achieve them.

2. Design, develop and critically assess a real-time interactive digital media project.

3. Design, develop, analyse and evaluate a user interface or the application of sound (and/or music) in the context of a real-time interactive digital media project.

4. Analyse, develop, evaluate and critically reflect upon appropriate personal development throughout project.

5. Develop and analyse an awareness and understanding of team dynamics, this is to include the practical application of project management and production methodologies.

Team Structure

The team is organised as following:

• 1x Programmer

• 1x Designer

• 1x Artist/2D modeller

• 3x 3D modellers

• 1 Producer

Programmer's Documentation

GitHub code not available due to NDA