Pokemon VR sprint 4

 This sprint had quite a few hiccups. In addition to not much time, the player controller broke and so not much progress was made since I was trying to figure out what was wrong with that. I did add a third dialogue box telling the player what to do at the battlefield, but I wasn't able to implement the interactable pokemon.

Pokemon VR Sprint 3

 

This sprint I streamlined the experience some and added in the animation blueprint for the professor. I also worked in the VFX for the pokemon attacks and recall pokemon.

Pokemon VR Sprint 2

 

This sprint I managed to adapt our dialog and widget interactions to be more user friendly. I also added in the exit widget for once the player ends the experience. The new dialog boxes allow for sequential appearance and disapearance that was lacking from the previous ones. I also added in a more visible icon for where the player should go to initate battle and go through the end of the experience.

Semester two, first sprint

 This first sprint, I was focused on both adding functionality and character rigs. I created new rigs for the animators with IKs and controllers on the two pokemon. I also implemented parts of the new script we created for the dialogue. The professor moves to his battle location and sends out a pokemon once you have selected yours, and I created an interactive menu attached to the hand for the upcoming battle system. The interactive menu currently just has one button that sends the user back to the home screen, but it is also set up so that it only appears  and is usable when the user is looking at it. 

Final Delivery

 These past two weeks, I got a lot of functionality into the experience. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get the battle system working, but everything else is almost completely functional. The entirety of the completed functionality is: The player must talk to the professor before they can choose their pokemon. After the player chooses the pokemon, they can go to the battle arena specified on the floor and the professor will follow them, get into position, and send out the other available pokemon. The player may also send out their chosen pokemon and call it back at any time. The Technical and design considerations have stayed the same, as they are a solid foundation for any VR experience, however our VFX now include 3D effects in the form of VATs. 

Week 13 Art Style Guide Slides

 This week there were no changes to my slides since I was mostly focused on getting a dialogue system working in the scene as well as curating the asset list. Because adding things to the screen space works differently in VR, I struggled to find a way to add it to the players viewport and eventually just left it in worldspace.

Art Style Guide Slides And Starting Prototype

 

I spent most of this week working on migrating things to the new project. A few things weren't able to be added such as physic based hand interactions or dialogue, but hopefully I can get that working this next week.