CAGD-270 Game Level Design

  14 November, 2022 3D_Game_Level1_v2_Feedback In today's class we did another playtest of everyone's 3D designed levels. These levels were the second and more improved versions of our first 3D level. I playtested a lot of people’s levels and saw some pretty amazing projects. Also, I had a good amount of people playtest my level and I received a lot of amazing feedback on what to improve on and what I did great at as well. The image below is of my whole level: Going off of what I mentioned above, there were many things that went right with my playtest today. The first thing that went right was the fact that the enemies were moving without any flaw today. I was super worried that I wasn’t able to fix their movement problem from last time, but I was able to figure it out right in time for the playtest. Another thing that went right was I fixed my issues with the acid as well. My acid was not killing the players in certain areas, so I managed to fix the hit box of the acid and mad

  In today's class we playtested everyone's 3D levels today. This was a cool step because we had never worked on a 3D level before and being able to playtest everyone's levels was very fun and interesting. Our levels only had a couple of requirements. Those being: it has to work, there have to be enemies, it has to be Sci Fi Jungle theme, and it has to be around 10 minutes of gameplay. Other than that we were free to explore and create a world of our own. The image below is of the top view of my whole level: Moving back to the playtest itself, there were many things that went right for me and my level. I was having a couple problems with my NavMesh when making my level that caused the enemies to not move, however, I was able to figure it out and to see the enemies move while people were playing my level gave me some relief and made me happy. Another thing that went right was my level provided a little difficulty. I know that this level is supposed to be an easy level but I