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Exploring Character Styles.

Dev Diary #16

After experimenting with 3d modelling in Blender, I decided to try creating my own models using the tools I had learnt. I decided to model a basic human character in a variety of styles so that my team could visualize them easier and pick one to use for the overall character style for the game. Taking inspiration from games such as Paint the Town Red and Midnight Fight, I created some mockups and experimented with proportions, shapes and tools to create a series of variations. After creating 10 ideas, I presented them to my group and waited for feedback.

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Reflection.

Reflection.

Dev Diary #25 This week, my team finished and submitted our game to be marked! In the lead-up to the deadline, the programmers took the Blender scene I exported and added colliders to the objects to allow them to be interacted with and thrown at enemies. As well as this,

Final Game Dev Environment Changes.

Final Game Dev Environment Changes.

Dev Diary #24 After exporting a test version of the scene to Unity for the programmers to start applying their code, I was able to finally start making the final changes to the scene within the cafe! I started by applying the last materials to the smaller items and started

Using Blender Materials.

Using Blender Materials.

Dev Diary #23 This week, I finally began to make and add materials and lighting to the Blender scene! As a group we decided to keep the colour pallete simple and to make the environment less distracting, use minimal texture maps. Looking back at Pinterest for further inspiration, I decided