I was able to do a few of the homework questions (M-2 and almost M-8). They should be able to provide experience to be used when working with the game engine. I also meet with my group and we came up a list of classes we will need for our game. We also divided the workload so everyone knows their respected responsibilities. During this meeting, we also iterated on the scope of our game, what we will do this semester, what we will save for next semester, and what will be cut out. I also looked into some of the sounds we will use is the game and how they will affect the atmosphere and theme of the game. We were also able to solve the programming issue that I spoke of in the last blog post. It seems the challenge this semester will not be coding the game, but understanding and using the engine. I am also using the examples as an aid to understand the code. I also UV mapped half of my character model; I just need to mirror the attributes. With mid-terms creeping up, progress of the game will be slow, but should resume once they are over.
I was going to post of picture of homework M-2, but my other group members seem to have already done that, so here’s this instead.
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