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Screenshot of before I added a ground texture


Hi guys, another night, another blog! For this week's tasks, we have to start making our game project such as the basic things that could help us visualize and have a starting point. For this part, I was having a hard time starting because I couldn't find suitable assets for my game making me feel lost for a while and I panicked. I took a deep breath and decided to start again by looking at some prototype blogs that were already posted by other students to find some motivations and ideas that could help me rethink. Luckily I did find some inspirations as there are few students who are doing maze puzzles as well. 

I used this maze generator website to create the maze for me instead of doing it from scratch which would take me a while to do. Thanks to Aoibhe, her blog helped me to remember that there's a maze generator! She also found a quick tutorial to make a maze as some of the videos I collected were too long and it has too many things I need to follow through their tutorials. (I messaged her before using the links she used as well).


Screenshot of after


I also couldn't do more things today as I was feeling stressed out to start the game but I will be doing some more coding during the week because I did not do a lot today. I also found suitable grass textures for my game and hopefully, most of them would work. Making the walls of the maze took me a while to complete because I have to do them individually.

I also realized that I have to give more time for these tasks from now on as I wasted so much time struggling today. This makes me create more reachable targets so I won't be panicking during the time I will start coding my game. I might also have to go back over some unity tutorials to help me understand the coding more.

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  1. Anna ZurawskaNovember 16, 2020 at 11:19 PM

    Hi Flosie! Your maze game looks incredible so far, don't worry I was pretty stressed out myself and looking at other peoples games they are way cooler than mine so it's making me a little overwhelmed. I would have never thought of a maze generator that's a pretty smart idea I probably don't have the brains to even think of that. What if you had a pac-man sort of game to it? Where there's enemies following you around? Will the maze have different colours to it or is it just going to be grey? I'm really looking forward to seeing your game come along in the future! - Anna Zurawska

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  2. JohnGarry129November 17, 2020 at 3:16 PM

    Hey Flosie,
    I think you actually did great considering you had a lot of trouble so I think you should be proud of the work that you did get done. I know that's easier said than done but look you've started now that's the first step and you can only go forward from here. Your doing great keep going. Can't wait to see the final product.

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  3. Rosie MurrayNovember 20, 2020 at 2:41 PM

    Hi Flosie, your game looks like it's coming together nicely. I also had issues with finding the right assets, I don't think you're alone on that. I've been following along on your project, and I can definitely see you're making progress. The maze generator is a fantastic idea, I'm sure it'll be incredibly handy along this journey. Is there anything you think you may have to sacrifice just to finish your game? Anything that you'd like to change or add since your initial idea? I think we forget just how simple these games can be, mine is nothing like it's first draft. Best of luck, looking forward to the finished product!

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  4. Livia AlencarNovember 21, 2020 at 5:57 PM

    Hii, Flosie!
    At first, I had the same problem as you when looking for assets, especially because I wanted free assets and the free ones weren't exactly as I had imagined, but oh well hahahah
    From the images you have added, your game will look amazing!!
    Best of luck on finishing your game, hope I can play it when it is ready :D
    Lívia Alencar

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