Tunnel Game February 2017

clyde's picture
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This is the second tunnel game I've made in a series.
Music is by Eric Matyas http://soundimage.org/
I used Oculus Medium to sculpt an object to walk around.
I used Meshlab to reduce the polygons and add a textureless UVmap. Here is a tutorial on how to mostly do that:
https://youtu.be/lDiTvu0LKtc
Then I started experimenting with Unity 5's lighting-system. This tutorial was very useful (particularly the part about using a gradient):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGu9_8HS2uI
I used some image-effects which is a lot more obvious on higher-end machines. I haven't rewatched it, but I think this is the video that showed me how to use those:
https://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/topics/graphics/image-effects-overview

I'm happy with it. Some of the scenes are much less optimized than others because I was learning as I went along. The various scenes can be summoned by top number keys 0-6. scene 5 and scene 6 are the least performative largely because I was just throwing stuff in and taking it out later. One of the reasons I enjoyed this project and that I am happy it is over is that I feel that I could now do a lot of this stuff with better optimization if I start from scratch (based on things I learned along the way).

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Protohm Johnny's picture

Brilliant!

The atmosphere in this game is through the charts!
It's kind of like exploring an alien crystal cave on a search for something, but you can't remember what it is...

Mysterious! Definitely encourages me to experiment more with different art forms and media in unity games.

clyde's picture

So excited that you played

So excited that you played it and enjoyed it!