Sorcerers of Sunderland

 Sorcerers of Sunderland

The location I have chose is Keel Square located in Sunderland city centre

Here are some examples I got from google maps:

Game Name: QUIDS

Here is a power point about what my game is about and what the idea is:

Pro Builder / Block Out

Here is a picture of the court house in Keel Square  I got this screenshot from google maps: 

Here is my model of the court house I used cubes and rectangles to create it, I used the move tool, rotate tool, I used the cubes as windows and a clock tower:

 Here are some chairs and a bin outside of the court house, I used 1 cylinder and 3 cubes and 1 arch.

An example of my next model, it is some chairs and a bin outside of the court house.

There are the chairs and the bin outside of the court house, I used 1 cylinder and 3 cubes to make this model, very easy and simple to make.

I added a sphere to the clock tower to replicate a clock, I also added a lamp post to add some conditioning to the surroundings, I made the lamp post from just getting a cylinder and scaling it very skinny and stretching it tall.

The similarity between the image and the model are very similar below:

Here is a image of the building being zoomed out, I am now going to model this to make it more relatable to what's there in real life.

I added more cubes and scaled them very large to make the building bigger and more accurate to the picture. I have also used cubes to replicate the windows on the building to the right also.

Character  Development

Short game characters that inspire me to make my character short.

I got this example from google:

My character idea: 

I want my character to be short, simple, mostly 1 colour, cartoon.

I chose these characters because there's less detail, less time spent on making things symmetrical, for an example a Fall Guys Character would be easier to model than a Grand Theft Auto character.

1 colour, less detail, it has simplicity, unique, recognisable.

Multiple colours, a lot more enhancements and textures, overall a lot more detail.

just a quick easy model I made in Maya using cubes, rectangles, spheres and using the extrusion tool as well as using the move and rotate tools:

C# Script for my gun:

I have learned how to write C# scripts to make a functional gun in Unity.

My C# scripts:

Gun Project

2 cubes (making the gun) :

Using particle system for effect and to replicate bullets, bullets couldn't be used because of the age rating:

First person point of view, using the gun. show casing what the gun looks like in game:

UV Unwrapping Key Terminology

UV shell: UV shells are connected by edges in the UV editor. Each UV shell represents a portion of the 3D model that can be moved, rotated, scaled, and arranged independently.

UV seam: they are an element of the UV mapping process and are unavoidable when you flatten any 3D object. A seam is the part of the texture or design of the polygon mesh that has to be split for the design to convert the 3D mesh into a 2D UV map.

UV packing: What is UV packing? UV packing is the process of arranging the UV islands, or the 2D representations of the 3D model's faces, in a single texture space. The goal is to fill as much of the texture space as possible, without overlapping, stretching, or scaling the UV islands.

GDD: