MoneyMan

Inspiration

The HTC-Vive and the 5/3 challenge with AR/VR

It is a game were the player navigates a maze collecting money tokens and running from financial irresponsibility.

We made it by using the Unity IDE and and Visual Studio.

computer hardware issues, challenges with programming logic.

getting the random map generation somewhat working, teamwork, and learning a new programming language in a short amount of time.

We learned how to use the Unity IDE to help set up games for future projects.

optimization and multi-platform support for other VR systems.

I helped with the Back end coding, and the logic for the maze generator.

Sam Huff
I worked on the "Art" as well as using Adobe Photoshop to clean up the images. I also composed the music which is the first time I actually composed music. I also edited the music with audacity which I am a novice at.

Ethan Craig
I was the lead developer and implemented all assets into the Unity engine. However, I would not have been able to do any of this if it wasn't for the rest of my team who contributed significantly.

Zach Filla
I worked on backend for the map generation. I have never used C#, so I just programmed like it was C++ until I ran into problems. I've learned that C# is quite the hate baby between Java and C++. Other than that, the process of developing Procedural Generation was very interesting while also challenging.

Tim Huff