Let me tell you, these past couple days have been a whirlwind, from laptops crashing to having to factory reset, but we got there in the end!
Due to all of these happening, I am further behind on this part of this project then I would have hoped, but i took the time while waiting for my computer, to draw out some maps of how I want different scenes of my game to roughly look!
Going through each part of the game, I've realised i want to create roughly 5-6 main scenes, as well as the inside of buildings and such. Although this sounds ambitious, i really want to test my self.
Sketches of level designs by me
This week i spent my time going back through the unity tutorials from previous weeks on how to set up and going back over terrain. The terrain of my game really will be one of the most important things for me, as two of the scenes are forest based, that's a lot of trees!
screenshot of the basic terrain without trees for the first forest scene
I have not gotten to adding in elements like houses or objects just yet and I do still need to thrall through the asset store for a while, but I think once i really get stuck in with this game building, it will be up from there(until we get a bug I suppose) .
signing off
-AK
well a good day to you Alex!
ReplyDeleteI do say that the early design of your game world and the beginning drawn out layout for your world are very interesting and that I think that it is coming along really nicely and I can't wait to explore the world ad experience what you have to offer with your amazing game concept. Good luck with your continued progression.
Cheerio!!!
-Sam
(P.S I want to personally thank you for the comforting that you gave me the other day when I was in grieving as it was something that I needed during that sad time :) so thanks again)
Hi Alex
ReplyDeleteThis is a great protype and I find it to be a great way to see what your game will look like. The laptop crashing is always terrible and can mess everything up for you I've been there I like your drawings and the map for the game looks great. I hope you have no more crashes.
Jamie gannon