Week 8

This week I was enterely on Bullet. I had a big issue with it and with my mates we don't find any solutions to it yet. The problem is that the library are statics but they were build dynamically. I don't understand how it could be possible. It's the first I see an issue like this. Peter offers me his help so I think we will find a solution soon to repair this problem.

Week 7

This week I don't really work on the group project because I work on other projects, specially the Advanced Graphics Programming which is a module quite difficult for me. Nevertheless I take look to install BulletPhysics, find some tutorials and how to build it for the next. I had some difficulties to build it but I found a solution for this problem quite easely.

Week 6

For this week, me and Axel we were concentrate in the GDD document. And we have thinking about new idea for the game. We define the environment of the game, the globals architecture for the level design and a little background story. We have thinking about a man which come alongside with a little island to find an old lovecraftians temple and to explore it.

Week 5

In this new week I start some research in how implement a basic physic engine for our game. In my research I come upon a library which will perfectly help me in this task, it is BulletPhysics. After extensive research I see that it is quite easy to use and for now we don't need to go deeper in the physics for our game.

Week 4

We have decided to create a puzzle game because it reflect our ambitions with this game. We would like to make a sort of escape game with a succession of enigma to progress in the game. With this idea we decided to divide the group tasks. I will take care of all the physics engine of the game.

Week 3

For the first week of this group project I'm quite lost of how and where to start in the process of games creation. I am in the group of Peter Cannon and Axel Ribes. We have to, first, decide what of game we wanted to create and start with a little speech. Overall we have to learn to know each other and our way of working.