This was my attempt in recreating the dynamic weather system found in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Created using both C++ and Blueprints, I made a system that other designers could use to create changing weather zones. The system can support multiple different weather zones and multiple different weather types, including having the ability to manipulate environment materials and particle systems. I also tried to make the system flexible, so if it needed to be expanded, it could be easily.

Made with Unreal Engine 4

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A quick side project I worked on a little bit to keep up my Unreal Engine 4 proficiency. Based off of the clash sequence from Injustice 2, complete with a basic fight engine. I broke down each part of the sequence, from the build-up, triggering the clash, the cinematic sequence, and finally the gambling and end result,  and tried my best to recreate it. The player inputs and the fight engine are both powered with C++, while the UI and animations are mostly controlled by Blueprint, with a little C++ thrown in here and there.

Made with Unreal Engine 4

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Luminous is an exploratory VR game where there is no goal. At the start of the game, you're drifting in space, and you have the ability to teleport between planets and grow crystals to bring light to the worlds. For this project, I was in charge of designing the teleport system for the game, as well as making multiple game states. I was also in charge of a lot of the backend development so that other programmers on the team could easily make their code work in a VR environment.

Made with Unity3D

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A simple game where our only constraint was that it had to only use two buttons (although we slightly bent the rules). The goal of the game is to bite as many hands off as possible without getting caught by the zookeeper. For this project, I was in charge of all the programming. I implemented all of the art and sounds for the game and created various managers for our game designers to work with so that there was a quick and easy workflow.

Made with Unity3D

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This is a fun project that I started near the end of my time at M1 Interactive, when my workload was getting smaller as my internship was about to end. I wanted to challenge myself to create a basic terrain editor that someone can use in Unity during runtime. Currently, the user is able to have full camera control, very similar to the camera control in the Unity editor window. There is also the ability to raise and lower the terrain with a variety of brush sizes, as well as paint the terrain to whatever color you like. As I continue on this project, I plan on implementing more tools for the user to use, and cleaning up current ones, in order to make the terrain editor more powerful.

Made with Unity3D

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A Grim Reunion was a game I made with a group of three other students for our class Advance Game Design. The goal was to make an affection game within the span of five weeks. During the process, I was in charge of all of the programming as well as some of the design. The premise is that you're leaving a family reunion, so your parents tell you to say goodbye to your family members. You walk around the backyard, giving everyone a hug or something else before you leave.

Made with Unity3D

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While doing an internship at M1 Interactive, I helped create a registration app and display screen for Heineken for use at their booth at Ultra Music Festival 2017. I laid the foundation of the registration app by putting together some existing elements while adding my own as needed. I also worked on the globe, tracking which country is picked by the player. In the display screen, I helped to program the guest tracking list, which reorders itself based off the number of guests that came from each region. I also worked on the star animation that flies from the guests country to the location of Ultra.

Made with Unity3D

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Registration

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The premise of Rubbernecking is that you are on a date, however you have no interest in your date, so you have to find other ways to keep yourself occupied while trying not to insult your date. The goal for this project was to create a light-hearted and humorous game that everyone could potentially relate to. This game was made over a span of five weeks with a team of three other people. I helped to design the whole game, as well as the level, while also being the sole programmer for the project.

Made with Unity3D

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The RSA Holographic Challenge was an AR project that I worked on while at M1 Interactive for RSA Security. I worked mostly on UI displays and simple user interactions, such as button pressing. I also helped to create transitions between the different phases in the challenge. I was also tasked with implementing a lot of the background assets that give the experience a more futuristic/computer feel.

Made with Unity3D

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