#project review

[devynconstance]

Goal: find a way to store all my misc. clothes/scrap fabric that has potential and I dont want to throw away (because we dont waste anything is this house), but will probably never get around to using

Result: this thing

P.s. I know this looks like a lot of clothing waste but I haven't gotten rid of any clothing item I owned since the 6th grade and as soon as my family found out I sew I became the local donation pile essentially lol.

P.s.s while this 'bean bag' storage solution is extremely comfy it is also stupidly heavy because it's fabric and not foam make at your own risk this sucker is not moving

P.s.s.s the next time I make something like this it's going to be a much smaller version for kneeling floor troll purposes while sewing

[mntnewsbharat]

डीएम ने करोड़ों की परियोजनाओं की प्रगति की समीक्षा की:बलरामपुर में निर्माण कार्यों में तेजी और गुणवत्ता बनाए रखने के दिए निर्देश

डीएम ने करोड़ों की परियोजनाओं की प्रगति की समीक्षा की:बलरामपुर में निर्माण कार्यों में तेजी और गुणवत्ता बनाए रखने के दिए निर्देश

[mntnewsbharat]

डीएम ने करोड़ों की परियोजनाओं की प्रगति की समीक्षा की:बलरामपुर में निर्माण कार्यों में तेजी और गुणवत्ता बनाए रखने के दिए निर्देश

डीएम ने करोड़ों की परियोजनाओं की प्रगति की समीक्षा की:बलरामपुर में निर्माण कार्यों में तेजी और गुणवत्ता बनाए रखने के दिए निर्देश

[cs-year2-fmp]

Review of past projects

Rapid Prototyping- For this project I decided to take forward the Brick Breaker idea, I tuned it into a top-down Brick Breaker where you play as an archer within a Viking raid, I replaced the bricks with an enemy army, the ball into an arrow and the player/paddle into an archer equipped with a crossbow, I also added in the unique idea of a health system where you have your own army behind you and the lives you have account to how many is left in said army, I think this a unique concept because I don't think there many, if any at all, Brick Breakers like that, It had two levels, first one is attacking the fortress and the second being within the walls of said fortress, overall I think this is my most successful project yet as it is fully working.

Game Anglia- This project is where I started slacking and used the fact that my partner for this project was never in as an excuse not to do anything, for the entire Project was make a few assets import them into a base world and code a simple bit of physics, what I should've done for this project was capitalized on my partner's absence by stepping up and taking control of the project, this project was where I should've failed but somehow miraculously passed due to research.

Alternative Controller- For this one my initial plan was to create a game where you work in a garage doing pinstriping and decals for vehicles but instead of using a mouse for it you would use a drawing pen and tablet to give the feel of actually free-hand drawing the decal designs, when It came to development I didn't know where to even begin so I just opted for the easy route of concept art instead, for this I used Photoshop to draw a garage with the hood of a car on the table as well as gas tank for a motorcycle, both equipped with a decal, overall I think the outcome came out well but it could've been better and somewhat of an actual game.

Chosen Discipline, after going through my projects I have decided going forward I will do concept art/ asset designs as the art side of things seems more my thing and more natural to me than the coding.

[cs-year2-fmp]

Review of past projects

Platformer- For this I created a character and a mini level, I used the file given to us for the enemy character, I also created a win screen which would've been played when you complete the level as well as a death/lose screen which would've been played when the enemy kills the player. These would've been implemented but I ran out of time due to having to go back and do the initial research for the project.

3D First-Person Shooter- For this project I had created a map that you can explore, I downloaded character, firearms and buildings assets and implementing them into the world to give the look of a militarised zone like Baghdad in Iraq, I coded the enemies to follow and shoot the player on sight, later on I attempted to implement new features such as an automatic enemy spawner and a randomly generated enemy wave/horde system but upon doing that it broke the game, enemies stopped shooting, all that ended up happening was the firearms disappearing and enemies following the player and not shooting projectiles.

Arcade- For this project my initial idea was to create a game like Outrun(arcade style racing game) but upon development that evolved into something close to Geometry Dash(2D Parkour/platformer game) I did this because I realized I didn't have time nor patience to create the first idea so I went with something simple that I know I could do instead, this ended up being a bit more of a success than my previous projects as this game fully functions and runs the way it's supposed to.

FMP- My initial idea for this project was to create a racing game where you play as a Motorcycle Club dodging traffic and taking out rivals, each member would've been a section of health, lose all members and you die/fail, this was a cool concept, I had made assets for it but part way through I made the executive decision to just turn it into a piece of gameplay concept because I knew I didn't have the time to get it to a somewhat playable state in time, the end piece of concept came out well.

[stfmp]

Project Review Summary - Chosen Discipline

Overall, my past projects helped me discover what I am good at, and what I am not as good at. my focus tends to be more centered towards the programming side, anchoring less on detailed visuals in my final outcomes, while the visuals are something i have a leveling degree of skill in, I tend to spend too much time making complex assets and characters which hinders the rest of the projects quality.

[stfmp]

Past Project Review - Alternative Controller.

My previous project was another one that made me try something i hadn't previously done before

This projects original idea was to make a game that could be controlled by a pip-boy, though that 'controller' only arrived a week before the projects end so it wouldn't have worked out, my backup idea was a card game, which was actually quite fun to do since i was able to specifically tune the rules to how i thing the game would be played, and making the designs for each card was time consuming but quite fun to do.

This projects one major problems turned out to be making the cards, the card i used to print the cards on was printable, though it always left specks of white where there shouldn't have been, overall it game the cards an older look which helped with their simplistic design but it would've been nice to get some cards that were perfectly printed.

[stfmp]

Past Project Review - Game Anglia.

This project was quite interesting, working in a group and making a game was new to me but overall I did a decent job for what I was focusing on.

I was the programmer for the game, I made the games major mechanics, using help from tutorials to achieve the idea I had explored at the beginning of the project. It was a fun project sure, though my focus on making the game caused my blog work to fall behind, and I was also helping my other group members a bit where I could.

If I had more time I would've worked on my blog for a majority of that time, but I also would've tried to fix some existing bugs in the latest iteration of the project