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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

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

Dev Diary #22 During these past 2 weeks, I have been slowly refining the environment by taking the cubes that made up the cafe space and turning them into low-poly items and furniture. As I was modelling the items, I made sure to remember the project brief of keeping it

Dev Diary #21 With the 3d modelling assignment out the way, I returned my attention to the game dev module work! Last time, I created and rigged a basic 3d mesh that would serve as a base for the enemies the player would fight in the cafe. After working on

Dev Diary #17 After discussing the character art style we wanted with my group, I decided to start developing and creating a mesh for the enemy characters! I decided that instead of creating each enemy mesh and animating them seperately, I would create one basic human mesh, rig and animate

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