I had made some micro interactions using After Effects. It is quite a process where you have to export it as a video, and then import to Photoshop and export it as a gif. What I dislike about this process is that if

Text UI Private = can't be affected by other scripts void Awake = similar to start but it will be processed first before the start. ++ incremental, add one -- minus one Instatiate (what, where.position,where.rotation) as Rigidbody; transform.right (moving to the right)

public float  The term public will make it adjustable on the Unity inspector meaning that we can change the value there instead of in the C# script. For the variable float, we would need use the a decimal value and end with f.

This was done using the element 3D plugin. This can help for our title sequence assignment. 3D helps make a footage more realistic. 

Character in Environment *Artwork not final The background environment will consist of enlarged ingredients. Game Keys Keyboard Action Space bar Jump ↓ Duck ← Move Forward Slower → Move Forward Faster Character with villain (Artwork not Final) Game Keys with Villain Keyboard Action

This exercise basically makes a still image alive as if it was a video by using as if there is camera movement. This is achieved by using the grid, camera and light. The grid is used to identify which is the floor, the

Game Screenshots Breakdown Characters Description Main Character: Amelia Passionate Loves pink Cute The Mad Mixer (Artwork not final) Not in the mood to bake at the moment Stubborn Throws fire sparks at Amelia The character's life/health bar will decrease in the final battle

Particles have the power to replicate rain, snow, explosion and so on. For this exercise, it was used to create rain. The rain drops was done using CC Mr.Mercury and it can imitate blobs, drops and etc. There is a lot of things

The still image looked like a video with the use of CC slant, wave warp, and overlaying of clouds. The CC slant was used on the grass to move by pinpointing the floor and moving things above the floor left or right. The

Our next learning exercise was 3D tracking. It was quite challenging at first to understand how it works. But, after playing around with it, these are what I came up with. The first gif was done using 3D camera tracking which tracks the