Throw that dog a bone!
My final project is a Google Cardboard app/game where you throw bones at dogs as they run past you! Images from the app are below:
Some notable aspects of the app:
- I avoided importing too many premade assets from Unity, you can import assets directly from Unity, which is where I got the animated kitten and plants
- you can find any suitable image online and apply it as a texture map to any of your meshes, which is how I created the grass and the fur texture on the dogs
- I added the animated kitten and various plants in the scene.
- I replaced two of the meshes with a dog mesh from last quarter and a bone mesh I found on turbosquid to fit the theme of my game.
- I added texture maps to all of the meshes.
- I edited the game to make it impossible to lose to make demoing easier and more fun.
Ray Tracer
The image above is an example of refractive and reflective spheres, and I liked its watercolor-looking effect. The second and fourth spheres from the left are actually completely white, but have color due to the interaction with the surrounding geometry. This image was also rendered using anti-aliasing to make a smoother looking image. You can find the .pov file here.
The image above is an example of shadows, box intersections, and tranforms. The floor plane in this image is slightly reflective so that you can see the reflection of the stairs on the right and the shadow from the stairs on the left. This image was also rendered using anti-aliasing to make a smoother looking image. You can find the .pov file here.
The image above is an example of reflections and multiple lights. The back plane is almost completely reflective which shows the sphere and the light spots on the bottom floor plane from the multiple lights in the scene. This image was also rendered using anti-aliasing to make a smoother looking image. You can find the .pov file here.