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7 Dec

Bob has an AI friend that can find him anywhere on the map...

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6 Dec

A final screen shot of atmospheric work, for now. Next up.... AI

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4 Dec

Forest starting to look a tad mysterious....

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3 Dec

Fun with scenery!

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3 Dec

Starting to play with volumetric lighting and fog.

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21 Nov

Working on a refreshed look and motion of waves for a scene in @TheGapGame
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23 Nov

So little time, so much work to do...

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- End of February UpdateFebruary 23, 2021Blog PostsEnd of February Update With my final(?) year of university ready to start next week, I thought I would write my thoughts down as well as announcing another project that I will be working on in some recently discovered spare time. I’m pretty amped about this year as it is going to be the culmination […]...

- Minesweeper VR: IntroductionNovember 21, 2020Project: MinesweeperVRI thought I’d write a bit about this as my notes exist in the form of a second year, university assignment and I have all that archived away in around 80gb’s of RAR files. Minesweeper VR started off as the solution to a brief requiring us to create a puzzle game that would be played on an HTC Vive. Over a four week period, it was conceptualised, planned, designed and implemented to the extent that this could all be conveyed to a third party / player. I had always wanted to create a World War 1 themed game and this seemed like the perfect opportunity to go along with this aesthetic. Using the model packs found below: I was able to shortcut the usual model rush associated with my overscoped projects and focus primarily on mechanics, coding and the bugs that would naturally come. Overall, I was pretty happy with the results considering a) My first time developing for VR and b) the actual concept is pretty rock solid. With a few tweaks and bug fixes, I have absolute confidence that this could be a full release. The issues with finishing this are my lack of VR kits to develop off and in this regard, I would be required to wait until next year to get on to it. This being said, a release for VIVE could be completely viable for Q4 2020. Don’t get me wrong, I am 2000% keen to get this done, all that remains is a matter of time available to me next year. In the mean time, below are a couple of snaps from a playtesting...

- Post 1: Project Kill Ride IntroductionFebruary 23, 2021Project: KillRidePost 1: Project Kill Ride So as I started thinking about making this game I wondered if I was perhaps spreading myself too thin by starting a new project this close to University. I toiled with the idea of burnout prevention with a battle between playing games and not being behind a screen. I came […]...

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Prgoress Update: Bob is ready for adventure! #ve

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Finishing up on the procedural terrain/volumetric

A moody one for ya on a Friday afternoon (NZT). Th

Not alot of time to dedicate tonight, but here's a

Bit of atmosphere so Bob can take a walk in the mo

More landscaping. Starting to look a bit more worl

Wee bit of a refresher in landscaping, created som

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