RPG Core Mechanics - Personal Sandbox Project
Practice for Industry Standard Programming​
Over the last few months I have been hard at working improving my programming and practicing at an industry standard level. I have been taking a Udemy course that has changed the way I view programming as a whole and allowed me to become a lot more comfortable with it. This project has allowed me to become a lot more knowledgeable with writing neat and versatile code and keeping projects organised optimally.​
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Summary of Implemented Skills:
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​Click to move movement using Navmesh
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Minimizing clutter and circular dependencies with namespaces
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Basic RPG / MMORPG Combat system using Interfaces, Scriptable Objects, Animator Blend Trees, Animator Override Controllers
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Variety of implemented weapons both long range and short range.
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Enemy AI behaviour including patrolling, suspicion, attack and loss of interest.
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Basic UI with interchangeable health bars depending on target.
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Large scale Fantasy RPG themed level design.
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Basic cinematics using Cinemachine.
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THIS PROJECT IS CURRENTLY ONGOING AND WILL BE UPDATED WITH PROGRESS OVER TIME!
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Take a look at the scripts for the project HERE:
What to expect:
Rest of Core Mechanics:
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Character stats and stat progression using spreadsheets and enums.
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Gaining experience points and levels.
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Final polish cleaning up bugs and adding various other features such as audio and cleaning up visuals.
Combat Abilities and Shops
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Implementing Action Bars
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Creation of combat abilities and area of effect abilities that function with a cooldown.
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Mana usage, regeneration and progression.
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Assignable traits system with gameplay impact.
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Functional shops for buying and selling items
Dialogue and Quests
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Branching dialogue system with different options and outcomes
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A wide variety of quests that reward items and experience
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Story and quest design
