Just when we think the previous week saw growth, we somehow happen to outdo ourselves! A brand new LSE is ready to be taken down! On the programming side of things, auto-aim was implemented for the hook shot to allow for an easier time grappling to trees. With this in place, aimming is not as important (since that is not…
Week 4 might be the biggest week of them all so far, given the fact that our Quarters presentation, as well as faculty sit-downs, were this week. Various faculty members came into our room to discuss our project, and all had great thoughts and opinions not just on how we can tackle certain problems but also how we could be…
This week went by quickly as we prepped for Quarters. We started getting into some of the finer details of how a prototype will control. For instance: How does the player use the hookshot? How does the player use a sword? What should the distance between climb points be? What should the distance between hookshot points be? We quickly looked…
Week 2 continued our process of setting and gearing up with great results! Looking to the future, information about measuring motion sickness and discomfort were gathered. Documents were made using Google Sheets and Forms to best track our testing results and compare the data later on in the semester. These will be “living documents”, as we understand that changes may…
Week 1 involved a lot of setup and had us focusing on big questions throughout the course of the week. This was the week we laid most of the foundation for the semester by getting processes in order and solidifying a variety of different choices. We’ve been busy getting our room set up, landing on Valve Index as our hardware…