Final – MEA 300: 3D Design for Games, Augmented and Virtual Reality

I am doing an improvement upon my 3D game project. Three improvements I am making are 1. More coins to collect 2. A more complex layout, with it being shaped more like a maze 3. The game will be surrounded by a real image of the outside, so it’ll look like it’s a small game taking place in a large world, giving it more scale.

Final Project Dev Log

For my final assignment, I have chosen to continue working on my original VR Project, aiming to enhance its content and make quality of life improvements. One of the key areas I focused on was improving the water in the map. I created a custom material that allowed me to control the water’s color and transparency. This addition brought a more realistic touch to the environment, enabling players to see through the water in various parts of the map.
Expanding the map was another significant change I made. The original project had a compacted map that I created in Blender. Since the gameplay revolves around exploring the map with a torch, I felt it was necessary to expand its size. I accomplished this by creating more trees in Blender and importing them into Godot.
I also addressed the lack of a story in the game’s introduction. To provide a reason for the player’s presence on the island, I created a small boat model in Blender. I then designed a starting animation where the player’s boat sinks and the player is stranded on the island, clinging to a floating plank. The addition of this animation gave me a great sense of pride and transformed the project into something that truly felt like a game.
Furthermore, I made some adjustments to the props and added a small objective for players to find the torch in the map before embarking on their exploration. These changes collectively elevated my original project from a mere exploration of a small Blender-modeled map to a game that is beginning to take shape, offering a story and clear understanding for anyone who experiences it.
I am excited about continuing to work on this project in the future for my personal portfolio. There are several key features that can be added, such as an NPC and an objective to find the hidden gold on the island, which would provide the game with a more comprehensive narrative. Additionally, I aim to find a solution to enable players to navigate the stairs without having to rely on teleportation. However, these changes will be pursued at another time.
Overall, I take great pride in the progress I have made and the valuable lessons I have learned while working on this project.

This is a quick gameplay log of the final build of the game. I apologize for not muting my mic, you can do so on youtube.

Final Project Log 2

This is the result of my final project, which can be viewed here: https://replit.com/@Snowsilver16/AR-Sunset-Mountain-Scene

Final Project Log 1

For my final project, I have decided to create an AR scene based on the image below

The Complete Edition

Welcome to a world you don’t understand. You’re not sure why you’ve been give a flashlight by some Unruly but.. quite merciful god, but it’s painfully clear you’ll need it. (you’re welcome)

Now, Find your way out, there must be a light somewhere in that darkness.

And no, your flashlight does n o t count.

A creepy maze

So, My final project is just gonna be me completely adding a few new things to my Vr scene to make more of an atmosphere for the entire project. really enjoyed making the scene the first time even though there were a few obstacles that made it difficult at times. The concept is arriving in an unexpected plane of existence where nothing really makes sense. and you need to find your way out.

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Final Project

Final Project concept