Robbie Cahill Multimedia Development

 A topic that captured my interest this week was positive feedback. I decided to research on these topics through wikipedia Source:  Flickr Feedback Positive Feedback Negative Feedback Varieties of Criticism

 This week I decided to do an extra task in order to get more credit. For this I decided to focus on growth mindset. Teaching Growth Mindset Poster Source:  Pinterest For this I decided to examine the "Make a Motto" segment.  I tried to make a graphic but unfortunately I couldn't download it so I took a screenshot instead.

 Hello There(Extra Credit to the first person that comments "General Kenobi") Welcome to my long overdue Tech Task blog post.  I have now decided to change the layout of my blog to be much more stylish.  Hope you all like it, please leave your feedback in the comments  🙂

 This week from working on my project I have decided to restructure various details of my personal game. I originally wanted there to be an end destination which the player character would reach. This would likely be a house or another type of structure. I will now have my game be an endless runner, similar to many mobile games such as Temple Run for example. I already wanted to do it before it is now vital that I make my obstacles spawn continuously and randomly. I will also need to make my road and ground repeat continuously       I also planned to have my car move and rotate like a regular car would but I will now experiment with having the car "sway" very quickly from side to side. I am also still considering whether my game should still have a projectile option. As it doesn't quite fit with my new vision of the game I wish to create. Although my game will require many small details to be changed the broad idea still remains the same and I am confident that ...

  I can thankfully say that I have continuously received excellent feedback comments from my peers. The comments they have left on my blog posts have not only been friendly and supportive but they have also offered fantastic advice. When I was still brainstorming on potential ideas for a final video game one of my peers made an excellent comment about what I could add to one of my game ideas. I didn't follow through with this idea however if I had more time and more experience in creating a game I would definitely try to incorporate his comment into a game. I find comments which offer ideas on potential ideas I could work on in my game to be the best comments as they really help me with the potential future of my games and really get the creative side of my brain whirring. Although I can't understate the importance of comments which offer general support and friendly well wishes. I am proud to say that I can rate the comments I have received on my blog a ten out of ten. In turn...

This week was week 9. For this week I also had a Unity tutorial to complete. This tutorial was Unit 4 Lesson 4,  a continuation from the tutorial I had completed last week. When I had first opened my Unity tutorial I had to fix a small error but this was relatively easy to take care of and I was able to move on to the rest of the  tutorial. For this tutorial my first task was to write a loop in C# to spawn 3 enemies at once at the beginning of the tutorial. I found this task to be relatively easy compared to the tasks from last week. I also added in some code so that the enemy balls would be destroyed if they fall off the platform. I proceeded to increase enemy count with waves and also spawn power-ups with new waves. Source:  Flickr As I have now reached week 9 I feel very good about my Unity Tutorials, I found Unit 4 as a whole to be a bit more difficult than the other tutorials and I can't help but shake the feeling that the next Unity tutorials will be much more diffi...