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--- public:t-vien-14-1:lab_4_materials [2014/02/05 11:22] – [Procedure] hannes
+++ public:t-vien-14-1:lab_4_materials [2024/04/29 13:33] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-====== Lab 3: Indoor Environment ======
+====== Lab 4: Indoor Environment ======
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 ===== Goal =====
-The goal of this lab is to create an interactive indoor environment, with some puzzle logic implemented in C#.
+The goal of this lab is to create an interactive indoor environment, with simple puzzle logic implemented in C#. The puzzle works in the following way: The player/user has to configure a set of switches into a secret pattern to unlock and open a door to get out.
 ===== Preparation =====
-  * You should retrieve the scripts that were demoed in class. They are all available here: [[http://ru.is/~hannes/classes/ve2014/VIEN-ScriptsDemo4.zip|VIEN-ScriptsDemo4.zip]]. Note that they won't run in your project (unless the rest of the project happens to be exactly the same), but you should be able to adapt the code to your purposes in this lab.
+  * You should retrieve the scripts that were demoed in class. They are all available here: [[http://ru.is/~hannes/classes/ve2014/VIEN-ScriptsDemo4.zip|VIEN-ScriptsDemo4.zip]]. Note that they won't run in your project (unless the rest of the project happens to be exactly the same), but you should be able to adapt the code to your purposes in this lab. If you want to retrieve the full project where these scripts were taken from, you are also welcome to download it from here (but this is not required for the lab): [[https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/73101/VIEN-Demos.zip|VIEN-Demos-.zip]] (700 MB!).
   * You should import "Robot Lab" from the asset store if you haven't already. It contains some nice prefabs and materials (e.g. for walls and floors) that you may want to use.
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     - It would be best to have the entire puzzle logic inside the puzzle object itself (the puzzle pieces don't even have to know they are part of a puzzle). For example, the puzzle object could posess references to each of the toggling objects and check for their state in each update, comparing them to the solution.
   - **OPTIONAL: Provide hints** To be fair to the person trying to get out of your environment, you can leave visual cues to what the correct solution is. Use youre imagination.
+  - **OPTIONAL: Flashlight** Attach a spot light source to your camera for an additional "spooky" effect.
+  - **OPTIONAL: Outdoor Environment** What's on the other side of the final door?