Team Report - Game Jam (06/03/2020)

We hosted our own Game Jam on the 5th and 6th of March in order to complete the majority of the work remaining on the project. This was very successful and productive for the group as we were able to complete a large number of tasks and find a number of bugs through the extensive amount of testing we did during the Jam.

The Programming Team (Lewis, Rhys, Connor) were able to complete the following tasks:
  • Bathroom Interactions
    • Toothbrush and Toothpaste
    • Taps
    • Shower
  • Curtains Interaction
  • Fix Movement, so that we can move in any direction
  • Setup Game Controls
  • Kitchen Interactions
    • Fridge
    • Kettle
    • Milk
    • Pouring Liquid into Cups
    • Breakable Interactables
    • Toaster
    • Cupboards
    • Drawers
  • Allow Voicelines to be loaded into the Jobs System

The Art and Design Team (Adrain, Oli, Josh) were able to complete the following tasks:
  • Modelling Bathroom Items
    • Toothpaste
    • Toothbrush
    • Tap
    • Shower
    • Toilet
    • Sink
    • Mirror Soap
  • Modelling Kitchen Items
    • Cupboards
    • Fridge
    • Milk
    • Drawers
    • Crockery
    • Toaster
    • Kettle
    • Stove
    • Oven
    • Sink
    • Clock
    • Toast
  • Modelling Porch
    • Shoes
    • Letters
    • Letterbox
    • Wallet
  • Modelling Hallway
    • Picture Frames
    • Books

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