Project statement

The goal of this project was to setup a rendering pipeline to simulate a water’s surface. This includes a reflection shader, refraction shader, Fresnel effect, dudv map to simulate distortion, a vertex shader to simulate waves, and an altered secular map to add believable lighting to the waves. This is accomplished though a three pass algorithm, one pass for reflection, one for refraction, and one for the composite.

For more information on the pipeline and logic behind this project, check out the UML diagram I made here (WaterShaderPipelineDiagram)

Project and team information

This program was made over the course of a month with two programs.

• Programmer – Alex Hubble|Tomas Man

Project specifications

• Mercurial Repository
• C
• GLSL
• Animal3D graphics engine

Project statement

Gaze of the Abyss is a two player cooperative horror puzzle game where only one of the players controls the camera. In this game the players are tasked at exploring a sunken ship while being hunted by an unknown being. Here they will need to solve puzzles, avoid hazards, and solve the mystery!

Project and team information

This game was made over 3 months with a team of 10 people, it has been completed and will be released on Itch.io

• Producer – John (Alex) Stopen | MichaelPaul HoKangYou
  
• Programmer – Alex Hubble|Niklaus Bair | Austin Laimos
  
• Designer – Andrew Chepega | Clair Yeash | Andrew Macdonald
  
• Artist – Samantha Arehart | Grace Magnat
  

Project specifications

• Unity 3D
• C#
• Agile / Scrum
• Mercurial Repository

Release information

Gaze of the abyss will be released on Itch.io in the following months!

My role in the project

I was one of three programmers in the this project. In this project I implemented both player’s movements, the checkpoint / load / save system, and various miscellaneous mechanics / systems.