Multimedia Development

This week I've been working on getting the FPS controller to work within the world that Daniel has made. There has been some trouble getting it to work and I am currently still troubleshooting it. For next Thursday I hope to have the FPS controller working and the boundaries for the map worked out, as well as how we will implement the boundaries to look to the player. I do not like invisible boundaries on roads that look like you can walk down them, I prefer to have rubble, cars etc. in the way of the players path to act as the boundary. Screenshot of the basic level we have currently

Our GDD in a PowerPoint -  https://vimeo.com/325028075 Password is: 19Sixteen James Reynolds and I have spent the past few weeks creating the GDD and made it into a PowerPoint presentation that you can see a video of above.  My role as Project Manager is to: - Create reasonable and achievable goals for all team members.   - Keep in contact with each team-leader to maintain communication and make sure there is no confusion.   - I will also help with the programming. Dublin after The Rising - Source

19Sixteen This game is  a 3D open world game set during the events of the 1916 Rising, where you will play as a character that has to pass messages between key locations and people who were in the Rising. I have formed a group for the project and myself and James Reynolds have organised roles for each of the group members. Provisionally they are: Leaders Chris: Project Manager - Creates reasonable and achievable goals for all team members.  - Keeps in contact with each team-leader to maintain communication and make sure there is no confusion.  - Contributes with Conor for the GDA to make sure the game is not obscured or changed.  James: Designer - Keeps in contact with each team-leader.   - Contributes to final decisions from team-leaders with Chris.  - Collaborates with Chris and has the 2nd voice for all decisions made by Project Manager.  - Creates grading system and keeps up with the workload and Marks tea...