Set of character art done in February 2020. Found a process that significantly sped up my workflow, so will how far I can press it.
2020 February Character Set
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Kali sticks wielding soldier
First art piece of 2020. Soldier wielding kali sticks.
Happy New Year 2020!
2020 HDR Fireworks with Canon G7X Mark II
Was messing around with the HDR feature in my Canon G7X Mark II during the fireworks. This pic was unexpected, but quite sweet to behold.
Building a procedural city generator in Unity with SNAPS
Took a break from this project between September 2018 and July 2019; had switched jobs and had to spend time adapting to being a Producer again. However, in mid-August of 2019, Unity released a set of prototyping assets called SNAPS. Was surprised to discover that the height measurement for SNAPS was precisely the one I used, which implied adapting the SNAPS prototyping assets for use in my Procedural City Generator would be doable.
Quick draw
After two straight days of Production work, felt good to just spend some time last night to push something out quick. Right, back to work.
Inktober 2018: 4-6
Delayed post. Need to catch up.
Inktober 2018: 1-3
Inktober 01-03. Had a busy couple of days, so had to catch up three in one night.
Managing a No-designer Gamedev Team: Project Cyberstryke.
I was a mentor for a 5-person FYP team, who just finished their project on the last week of August 2018.
You can preview a trailer of their game here:
Building a procedural city generator in Unity – AR version!
So far, the buildings generated were accurately scaled. On August 2018 I started experimenting with AR, which I discovered that a real-size skyscraper in AR isn’t that easy to view on a phone! So I added a Minimize mode, where the buildings could be scaled down to be viewable on an AR-detected floor.
The implementation is admittedly a hack, and since some parts of the code couldn’t figure out what to do with the new scale, issues with z-fighting and object placement appeared. But on the whole, it’s a version I can show to people on my phone, so I just need to clean up my code.
Building a procedural city generator in Unity
Since I was able to generate a building on any physics-enhanced surface in Unity, I can add the code into any scene, click-and-drag on a physics enabled surface and generate a building on it. Thus, when I got Gaia around the end of June, I was able to generate procedural buildings within a generated landscape scene.
Added a Post-Processing Stack effect for fun.