Game Design/HNC/HND

Unit 71: Assignment 2 Object-Oriented Modelling Object-Oriented Modelling is a construction of code in a way that it makes things happen depending on the order of the code and the properties it has. In our game I have used Object-Oriented Modelling in several different ways with the coding in my game, I have done this so that I can improve on my game by adding things that real games would have (e.g. Health bar, enemy AI). Unreal The coding in Unreal is used by connecting pieces of code which helps the user modify the game to have more depth to it. Whenever there is an error in the code the engine will label the piece of code that is causing the error so you know what to change. The coding that I used in Unreal was the visual appearance and not the lines of code because of how the visual makes it easier to see and connect the code. I put in a health bar the filled up as the game was playing, I did this by putting in several pieces of code into Unreal. This code not only...

Unit 67:Assignment 4 Creating 3D animation sequence Task 1 This animation will be placed at the beginning of the stage. We will make it 30 seconds long. The main character wakes up and gets out of bed. The main character walks to the bars of the cell. The cell opens up and an inmate falls from the upper floor. The main character goes to the body of the inmate and takes the gun from him. The main character looks to the left and sees a clown jump from the second floor. The main character shoots the clown. The animation will be used as the opening cutscene for our level. The target audience will be the same audience as the audience for the movie which is 18+ year old's who like cheesy horror movies. The things that will be required are: the model for the prison cell, the clown, the gun and the inmate. Here is the timeline.