KIT207 Portfolio

Devlog

• Module 5 Devlog: Lighting and Shadergraph + Cinemachine and Post Processing
  August 15, 2022 by xepries

  Devlog for Self Study 5: Lighting and Shadergraph With the help of a tutorial (linked below) by Brakeys, a scene was created of a monkey head lit up by 2 glowing planes. The lighting in this scene was... Continue reading

  
• Module 4 Devlog: Game Ideas
  August 09, 2022 by xepries

  Devlog for Self Study 4: Game Ideation Idea 1: Alien Defence Survival A top down shooter where the player defends their ship from aliens using weapons and tools purchased from around the ship, similar... Continue reading
• Module 4 Devlog: Simple Game
  August 09, 2022 by xepries

  Devlog for Self Study 4: Simple Game The scene created previously was used to create a simple game, where living barrels chase and murder a tourist. The barrels are created using a spawner script prov... Continue reading

  
• Module 3 Devlog: Terrain and Probuilder
  August 02, 2022 by xepries

  Devlog for Self Study 3: Terrain and Probuilder Unity Terrain Terrain was created in Unity using the terrain tools package downloaded from the Unity Package Manager. These tools include some brushes f... Continue reading

  
• Module 2 Devlog: Bones, Rigging, and Animation (Self Study2)
  July 25, 2022 by xepries

  Devlog for Self Study 2: Bones, Rigging, and Animation Rigging A Character A simple low poly tourist was created in blender using cubes that were ring cut and modified to become arms, legs, feet, hand... Continue reading

  
• Module 1 Devlog: Simple Unity Scene (Tutorial 1)
  July 20, 2022 by xepries

  Devlog for Tutorial 1 Unity Scene A scene was created in Unity using a barrel and lighthouse created in blender earlier, then exported from Blender as FBX files and added to the Unity asset folder, al... Continue reading

  
• Module 1 Devlog: Blender Lighthouse + the barrel
  July 18, 2022 by xepries

  Blender was used to create a barrel and a Tasmanian tourist attraction. The Table Cape Lighthouse was selected as the Tasmanian tourist attraction, as it was nearby to where I grew up and I had visite... Continue reading