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Revision as of 17:31, 26 April 2014
Contents
[hide]Welcome to Ludum Dare 29!
The live blog for Makers Local 256 members participating in the Ludum Dare 29 72-hour team competition will be here! All members who are participating, please post about your progress here!
A livestream for the competition will be at Charlaxy's Twitch.tv stream.
Progress:
02:03 Saturday
Here's some pictures from our brainstorming process. We've decided upon a theme and mechanics for a game; currently we're working on a framework in Unity 3D using C# scripting.
After deciding on what kind of game we wanted to do, this was step one of our design process.
Step two of the process: nailing down some mechanics so we could get to creating the framework.
17:28 Saturday
As Saturday went on, we brainstormed about how to do the framework, and then got to programming in Unity 2D.
Beginning to brainstorm about how to do the maze algorithm.
We refined what we wanted out of the maze with some psuedocode, then jumped into the fun of implementing it in Unity.
