The End
Week 15: Complete
This week I have completed the builds for both Mac and PC! I will be putting both builds on Itch.io this week for download. There were many changes that had to be made from my original plans to get the game built in time. However, I am still happy with what I have been able to achieve, coming in with limited knowledge and figuring things out along the way. The project would not have been possible without the help of my project mentor, MJ Johns, a professor in the Arts and Entertainment Technology program at The University of Texas at Austin. I am extremely grateful for their help and expertise.
I was also excited to show my work in an installation setting this past week and receive feedback from both friends and strangers. It is rewarding to share my work with others and I would greatly appreciate further feedback as it is downloaded and player remotely. As I consider the project to be at a point where it is complete, there are still many additions and changes I would like to make in the future to polish the project. However, I feel that I would indefinitely fix and change things with this project as I continue to learn more about scripting, modeling, environment design, and Unity as a whole. So I consider this a stopping point for the project. I hope you enjoy!
Between the Cracks
This week I have completed the builds for both Mac and PC! I will be putting both builds on Itch.io this week for download. There were many changes that had to be made from my original plans to get the game built in time. However, I am still happy with what I have been able to achieve, coming in with limited knowledge and figuring things out along the way. The project would not have been possible without the help of my project mentor, MJ Johns, a professor in the Arts and Entertainment Technology program at The University of Texas at Austin. I am extremely grateful for their help and expertise.
I was also excited to show my work in an installation setting this past week and receive feedback from both friends and strangers. It is rewarding to share my work with others and I would greatly appreciate further feedback as it is downloaded and player remotely. As I consider the project to be at a point where it is complete, there are still many additions and changes I would like to make in the future to polish the project. However, I feel that I would indefinitely fix and change things with this project as I continue to learn more about scripting, modeling, environment design, and Unity as a whole. So I consider this a stopping point for the project. I hope you enjoy!
Between the Cracks
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