This was a project for my Spring 2010 Elements of Games class. We had to build a level in 2-3 weeks that was western themed. The instructor didn't require any textures and we could use simple blocks as placeholders, but I decided to go all out and made a mini game. :D The basic premise is that you roll into a tiny abandoned town and must investigate clues left behind to discover the origin of the mysterious object in the middle of town and what happened to everyone. Sorry the text is so small... I may add annotations for the clues but the purpose of the video is to show the assets/atmosphere/overall design of the level. All programming, models, and textures were done by myself in Maya 2010 and Unity3D except for these assets: -Outhouse -Kegs -Cacti -Horse & Saddle -Horseshoe in the Saloon -Church clock -Shotgun -Flowers in vase -Beds -Fireplace logs Special thanks to the Unity3D community who answered a lot of my questions.
Friday, December 23, 2011
Western Mystery Walkthrough - Unity3D
Western Mystery Walkthrough - Unity3D Video Clips. Duration : 3.73 Mins.
This was a project for my Spring 2010 Elements of Games class. We had to build a level in 2-3 weeks that was western themed. The instructor didn't require any textures and we could use simple blocks as placeholders, but I decided to go all out and made a mini game. :D The basic premise is that you roll into a tiny abandoned town and must investigate clues left behind to discover the origin of the mysterious object in the middle of town and what happened to everyone. Sorry the text is so small... I may add annotations for the clues but the purpose of the video is to show the assets/atmosphere/overall design of the level. All programming, models, and textures were done by myself in Maya 2010 and Unity3D except for these assets: -Outhouse -Kegs -Cacti -Horse & Saddle -Horseshoe in the Saloon -Church clock -Shotgun -Flowers in vase -Beds -Fireplace logs Special thanks to the Unity3D community who answered a lot of my questions.
This was a project for my Spring 2010 Elements of Games class. We had to build a level in 2-3 weeks that was western themed. The instructor didn't require any textures and we could use simple blocks as placeholders, but I decided to go all out and made a mini game. :D The basic premise is that you roll into a tiny abandoned town and must investigate clues left behind to discover the origin of the mysterious object in the middle of town and what happened to everyone. Sorry the text is so small... I may add annotations for the clues but the purpose of the video is to show the assets/atmosphere/overall design of the level. All programming, models, and textures were done by myself in Maya 2010 and Unity3D except for these assets: -Outhouse -Kegs -Cacti -Horse & Saddle -Horseshoe in the Saloon -Church clock -Shotgun -Flowers in vase -Beds -Fireplace logs Special thanks to the Unity3D community who answered a lot of my questions.
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