Inspiration
Singapore is prone to natural disasters such as earthquakes and cyclones. Where prevention is not an option, we must turn to effective preparation. This encouraged us to build a VR application which mainly aims at training the citizens in disaster management skills. The app can be used in schools, universities and even in corporations to train individuals. By training the public, we make sure they don't panic in real life emergencies and are able to make informed decisions to help themselves and others.
What it does
The project is a simulation for a person living in an HDB, and the user has to move through scenes making decisions from the given options. Making the right choices leads to your survival, otherwise leading to your death.
How we built it
The scenes were built in Unity and various aspects of the game are triggered using C# scripts written by us.
Tech stack
- Unity
- C#
- GoogleVR SDK
Challenges we ran into
- Unity crash
- Aesthetic design
- Lighting design
- No prior knowledge in C#
- Computing bottlenecks
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Got VR working with minimal prior knowledge of unity
- Got GazeClick Working with a loading icon
- Aesthetic design
- C# scripting and linkage with game objects
What we learned
- All of unity
- Exporting to VR
What's next for V R the Saviours
- improving assets and exporting it to the app store and play store.
- Expanding the game by adding in more game scenarios and a more fps experience.
- Increase the user base which can use the app.


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