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Who Just Killed Me? Audio Implementation

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:May 2, 2021
Post Category:Articles / C# / production-blogs / Unity

I am not, nor have I ever been a sound engineer. In fact, as a child, they had my hearing tested because I had no desire to listen to music.…

How to Get on a FBI Watchlist (Shooting Feedback)

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:April 19, 2021
Post Category:Articles / C# / production-blogs / Unity

Do you ever find yourself googling: “What does blood spray look like?”, “What happens when you shoot someone?”, “Man drowning”, or “How to make death feel good?” If so, you may be a FPS programmer (or a serial killer)

Programmer Girl vs the evil Singletons

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:March 6, 2021
Post Category:C# / production-blogs / Unity

The first semester of capstone at Champlain College requires taking on tech debt. Teams compete under very tight deadlines for a chance at the second semester of development. The teams…

Onboarding to Scorch

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:March 6, 2021
Post Category:C# / production-blogs / Unity

Onboarding to a new team can be a scary experience, but my new coworkers at Accidentally games were wonderful. Despite some hiccups I quickly got up to speed and became a productive team member.

Choosing Scorch For Production 3

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:January 18, 2021
Post Category:production-blogs

This semester I am happy to join Accidentally Games for the Production 3 class as the User Experience programmer. We are building a unique first person shooter that mimics the style of film noir.

Predictive Physics For Super Villians

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:December 17, 2020
Post Category:AI / Articles / C# / Unity

Predictive physics uses basic formulas to extrapolate the position of bullets to allow for more lifelike NPC's that can dodge.