Flynn Koller // Online Portfolio

http://www.donovankeith.com/2016/05/making-objects-float-up-down-in-unity/

https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Physics.Raycast.html

https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/140329/throwing-a-grabbed-object

(i completely forgot i had to update this blog im sorry)

14/04/18

21/03/18

11/03/18

11/03/18

A gif showing the UI popping up when a certain item is picked up. The item is then destroyed so that it cannot be picked up again. 

Console:

Code:

11/03/18

11/03/18

Some concepts for UI icons that’ll display the item that the player has equipped, images in the middle will be replaced with the actual model when I get around to creating them or finding a suitable match in the asset store. The battery logo on the energy gun will deplete over time when used, and gives the viewer a chance to charge it up again. I may implement a timer next to the battery symbol, so that the player can see how much time they have left with the item.

Image references:

Gloves

Gravity Gun

07/03/18

An example of simple harmonic motion used in my game, on an object which will be used as a pickup item of interest.

Code: 

03/03/18

Today, I made a mockup scene of how I would like the main scenery/house to look. I also added a player model and managed to make it move, but without rigidbody. This is proving to be difficult as it means I’ll have to work on setting collision detection manually. 

This is how it looks so far -

All of the visual assets used are from the Unity store, as shown below:

To make my player move, I had to use the transform.Translate function, as my player character doesn’t have any rigidbody attached to it. This is the code for my character movement: