Rebecca Wilson, a graduate from our undergraduate game course, today visited to give her personal view on the industry – and how to become part of it.
June, lecturer at GCAL, introduces Rebecca
Rebecca tells her audience about the joys of working in the game industry
Students watch on as Rebecca describes the inner workings of the game industry
My first level in Unity
So. Today I was reviewing a new book that will be coming out soon. It is a manual on how to develop for Unity3D, a cool middleware solution for videogame makers. We are planning to introduce it at GCAL next year, so I killed quite a number of birds by going through the tutorials.
Working through my first chapter, I learned how to make terrain. I felt like a God, raising and lowering land mass, dropping trees and grass, building giant volvanoes. I loved it. What i more, you can play my first level, which was inspired by TV show LOST, by clicking here: MY UNITY LEVEL
yes, unity can run in a web browser, iPhone, Mac or PC… and even Wii if you have the dev tools 
Just buying Chinese for dinner and see this in today’s Evening News
Okay. So nearly done migrating blog from tumblr. I am now able to update this blog via my iPhone, which is a huge plus.
I am still struggling to add the rich multimedia I am used to, but sure that I will work it out.
Here is a pic from iPhone:
Yay, travel section has now been updated to the end of 2008. Enjoy the pics.
Okay, so I have populated my homepage with initial content. There is still much more to come, but at least every page has something to look at. Expect updates soon.
While we are a little busy here adding all the content, feel free to head over to my Playful Twitterings at:
Yay… how many years has it taken? But finally we are nearly there. The new home page for my personal and academic life. Now I can make easy changes, and still maintain a clean aesthetic.
Why did it take me so long? I love it.
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