School Project 7: Serpentine Estate

- Made with our in-house engine OneEngine, a horror game inspired by Resident Evil.

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- Together with Aron Johansson, I integrated PhysX into our engine. Handling things such as hit registration, raycasts, collision filtering, controllers and movement. 

 

- As I was in charge of the player and playercontroller, I utilizied designs such as actors/components and a state machine.

- This proved very beneficial in order to have a clean structure for the different behaviours and transitions we wanted. Such as moving, (moving while aiming), firing, reloading, running, etc.

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- Implemented the QTE(Quick-time-event), to really make the player feel pressured when confronted by an enemy in melee range.

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- Together with Fadi Makdes, we added blendmasks in order to be able to aim while playing the walking animation simultaneously. 

- Added kinematics to our animations in order to handle aiming. 

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- Lastly I focused on polish regarding the player, such as SFX, VFX, HUD, and the respawn system. 

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- Thanks to our continous communication, we finished a game that we were all very proud of.

- I thoroughly enjoyed being able to work with the three C's (Camera, Controller, Character).

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