Author: CodexIN

Today i created a targeting system for the player. This is done by a creating a target script where it mark the colour of the target that the player is selecting and change colour when the player selects the target. Also once the target is selected, the player can then attack the enemy(which are the cubes in this case) pressing the attack key and enemies health will deplete. This is a very useful feature and will come useful later on when the enemies models are introduced. Below are the examples of the cubes and the target script

Figure 1: Player Selecting which enemy to attack



Figure 2: Target Script

This today and this month I am working on the character stats setup. In RPG games this is the most important set before i ever think of producing the game. It is vital that there is a system in place for the player to select a character and level up their stats. In the screenshot a character selection screen along with the initial stats is created.

Figure 1: Create Character Selection + stats

Figure 2: Character Base Stats



Figure 3: Character Exp / Level System



Figure 4: Character Attribute Names and Exp Modifier




Figure 5: Character Skills



Figure 6: Character Generator(Loads the model)



Figure 7: Character Save data( Stores and saves the Character and Username)

The next step is create a couple of scripts that controls the players and enemies movements. Also the attack script is implemented into both the players and enemy game object. 

To do this firstly a third person controller and script is attached to the Player game object. This will allow the object (which is the player game object in this case) to be control using the keyboard controls. Below is an example of the script.

Figure 1: Third person Controller Script

The next step is to implement a way for the enemy to move towards the player. This is achieved by using a function that allows the enemy to see the player and then rotate and move towards the player. When the player moves away the enemy will continue to follow them. Below is the script i used for the enemy chase.

Figure 2: Enemy Attack Script: Chasing the Player

Once the script is created the next step is to implement the player attack script. This will allow the player to able to attack the enemy. Down the line it will be developed into a more complex structure such as selecting which enemies to attack and maybe potential interacting with objects. Below is the script.


Figure 3: Player Attack Script.

Funz Shooter is a shooter game created for PC. 

This project is just a simple demonstration of using C sharp to create the mechanics and involved using new techniques such as the Navigation system in order to the AI path. Also the levels were designed using a generator algothrim which was also designed using C sharp code.

Even though the game is finished, i will work twerking the bugs and appearance of the game.

For the purpose of this task, I produced 3 models to demonstrate my 3D design skills, thought process and get a feel of the workflow used when designed house hold products. 

In order to produce the products, 2D diagrams was used as a reference to get all the measurements. This is to ensure that the models matches the original products as close as possible. Once the measurements were made, I then designed the products using 3ds Max ’s tools such as Edit Poly and Edge loop.

After designing the models, I then selected my textures and laid out all my uv textures using the Unwrap UV tool in 3ds Max and Photoshop. The end result is shown below in figure 1 – 4.

  

Figure 1&2: Central_basin_Mononloc_tap Uv Texture Maps



Figure 3&4: Central_60_Unit_American_Walnut Uv Texture Maps

Once the models are textured, they are ready to be rendered and viewed. The end result is showed below in Figure 5 – 7.

Figure 5: Central_60_Unit_American_Walnut

Figure 6: Central_basin_Mononloc_tap

Figure 7: Bolonia_Countertop