Roz Harkin's Game Tech Blog

Learned a bit about the terrain editor (to be continued)

Learned how to create and open project files in Unity. Also learned how to import meshes, rigs, and animations. another great blog post from Roz!

Here it is

Messed with the lighting and added post-processing effects to make it spookier

Painted the landscape and added paths and stuff My custom landscape material

Added chapels and continued replacing the cathedral walls with static meshes Replaced the tower walls with static meshes as well Started adding trees and gravestones to the little hill things. To place the gravestones, I used the foliage tool, which seemed to work well

Started adding static meshes to make the church

Started adding landscape and improving the lighting

Lighting test Started adding landscape in place of the geometry The church, with a corner missing Landscaping

For this project, I wanted to do an old, haunted, medieval graveyard with a church and a bunch of old tombstones toppling over each other. I had a fairly clear idea of what I wanted to do with this level from the start. I took inspiration from this old Jewish cemetery in Prague that has several hundred years of burials layered on top of one another in a very confined space. I also took inspiration from the recent blood moon for added spookiness. I wanted the sky and light to be red and accent points in the level (such as the church in the center or the pickups) to be green. From there I went on to the actual layout of the map. I looked at medieval cemeteries and cathedrals.