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Exosense - Studio III
You Can (Not) Return
Level Design
Mechanics
Mechanics Pt.2
Testing
Theme & Mood
Getting there
Another time perhaps
World Building
BRICK
āEASYā
Time is short
Cont
Maybe Iām cursed to break things
Package
Summary & Reflection
Summary & Reflection
Coming in late to the team, my main role was to assist in programming and fill in any other gaps that may exist. The most apparent gap was the lack of merging of ideas from different members. This was most evident in the varying theme and feel of our game from member to member. By sitting down with the team, we were able to finalize on a theme of a serious issue, presented in a light-hearted manner. Another example would be the lack of cooperation between the level, the puzzle, and the players. Although we did not have much time to solve this, I did manage to come up with, and implement partly, a two player puzzle for level 2.
Nathanās Studio V Week 14: The Last Bit that I wasnāt sure would come, but it did
Whew. This semester has, in a lot of ways, seemed like the biggest one Iāve done yet. The fact thatās itās ending is making me a little emotional, actually. But Iāll keep my full reflection for a little later (either late this week or, like, later today).
Anyway, this is what happened during this semesterās final week.
On Monday, I started by trying to clean up our Bitbucket repository - Mark and Garian each needed to push around 100MB worth of files, and we had about 5MB free. It turns out that we had been wasting around 600MB on starter content this whole time though, so I went and deleted the worst of that, freeing about 550 MB or so. Iād love to say that that was enough to last us our final week, but thatās not true. Anyway, I pushed the changes Iād already made and helped the others with their stuff.
On Tuesday, I stayed home and helped Mark with his programming remotely - not the greatest idea. He started to implement a lot of stuff, but it wasnāt until the day after that we really got anywhere, especially with Markās Sourcetree not working correctly. I wrote/finished more posts, and worked on Creative Workflows.
On Wednesday, I basically sorted out programming stuff and source control stuff for the whole day. Thereās just so much stuff
On Thursday, I stayed home and mostly worked on Creative Workflows.
On Friday, I helped Mark with his stuff even more (itās hard for the both of us to program on two separate computers, due to the nature of Unrealās Blueprints that weāre programming with, which is why I helped him with programming more than I programmed this week) and finished off Creative Workflows.
On Sunday, I came in to finish off the game. We sorted out some finishing touches, like making sure people could see, making sure players donāt spawn three times and making sure the second level worked. (Iām only being partially facetious - we did mostly work on finishing touches.) We packaged the damn thing (well, the others did) and called it done (at least for the purpose of submission - we may have to implement a couple of changes for Open Studio).
I also wrote:
Why everything I wrote/said about releasing ExoSense publicly was either naĆÆve or not something I wanted to commit to more than letting people do what they want
How the gameās core concept manifested in the final product, seeing as I hadnāt actually talked about that before
The potential future of ExoSense, and why I should it should never be