Slinglend Blog Post #10

• What stages of the project am I on and how is it progressing?
  Right now we are completely done with what we got. It is progressing alright because we did everything we possibly could at this time. I just pray that everything works out when it comes time to present. 
• How or what could I improve?
  If I could improve on anything, like I said a million times, I'd like to be able to get coding down. I might sound like a broken record, but I cannot stress enough how vital it is to know coding when making a game. It is absolutely necessary to understand this very aspect, otherwise it will make your games just still pretty images. Which is no different than being in a digital media class. So, if I had the time to understand these little aspects, I believe we would have came up with that much better of a game.
• Did I change my milestone goals? If so, why?As I stated before in the past, there was absolutely no reason to change the milestones. We did everything we could and got everything done on time (even if it wasn't exactly as we pictured it.).
• How did I deal with the problems that came up?
  Same ol' same ol'. The problems were with coding and coding alone. We did the same thing as before by looking up forums, and checking up on the unity3d site. There was nothing else to it really. And it is really a shame we still don't understand fully what we want to do with it.
   
• What is working and what is not working in the planning and implementation of the project?After getting done with the project, I would like to say things came out pretty damn simple, but it didn't. Of course, at the same time, I would like to say that everything did work out in the end for us. It was Hell on earth don't get me wrong, but we did managed to get it finished. The coding was what didn't work, and getting the assets / level layout did work. Just like most of the others in the class.
• Briefly describe your time spent and any problems (within the team, with a computer, etc)All we did today was get prepared for our project. Since we were mostly done, we just had to turn it in. There was no problems for the most part, and I'm glad we were able to get it finished.
• Evaluate the project as a whole.
  The project is done! That's all I am really happy about. I did like the class and it was a pleasure to work with the Broyles. Hopefully the last 4 classes I have will be a-ok.