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First playable

First Playable 

 first player view attached to character
For my first playable's I added two players one of them is a character in the first person view which would be the person who is playing the game the other character also walks around but is further away from the first character unless the first person view character walks over to it the characters can also jump, walk, run etc. I also added music to my game to add more effect I picked calm and relaxing music to match the theme of my game. 

 I also added fruit that can be picked up by the character which took a while because I had to fix the c script a lot as it wouldn't work for me the first time.

 I also tried to add a menu but for some reason it would not let me add an image the panel so I added the pick up fruit aspect instead.

 I feel like my game is coming together slowly but surely but I am still getting to know a lot of different aspects in Unity as I am just a beginner so it takes me some time to figure out some of the aspects in Unity such as c script I also feel like I am meeting some of my targets but I still need to add a lot more to the game.
two characters

pick up fruit aspect 

first person view, other character in background running.

first person view, other character in corner.

first person view 

another first person view.
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  1. Kayleigh Lindsay17 November 2019 at 13:41

    Hi Jennifer,

    Your game is looking great so far and seems to be developing quite well! I'm very impressed by the attention to detail in your game with all the different assets and even including music. It looks very visually appealing!

    I'm wondering if you're going to add all of your planned elements into the game that you mentioned in the Dundoc? So far what you've added is very simple and I'm aware that you're struggling with the scripting so maybe it would be good to cut back on some of the planned features to focus on adding what you're able to actually add in the game.

    Speaking of struggling with C#- have you been writing it out yourself or pasting it in? If you've been writing it manually, I'd suggest pasting it from existing assets to make your life a whole lot easier. If you are pasting it in, it may be good to simplify your planned mechanics and add less complicated code to make sure you get a few working elements in your game rather than lots that dont work.

    Overall your game is coming along quite well and I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops!

    - Kay

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  2. Sarond222223 November 2019 at 14:34

    Hi Jennifer,

    I really like your blog and your game! It's looks great so far and it seems that your making progress even though it's slow ! Remember any progress is better then no progress! As usual I have a few questions: since progress is slow are you scaling back your game or are you gonna crunch ? If I was you, I would scale back (Hell, I have too with my game !) and focus on the elements that matter.

    I have a suggestion for you if you want to add a main menu (and I know you're gonna kill me) but Jimmy Vegas has a tutorial on main menu so that might help you ? Vegas' tutorials have been helping me a lot recently with my game so his videos might be able to help you out ?

    Anyway I can't wait to read your blog again and see how well your game is progressing !

    Y.I.S
    Sarah H

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