Skip to content
Cawd Logo Cawd
  • Home
  • About
  • Assignments
  • Student Work
  • Resources
  • Contact

Cawd 2 – Week 33 (May 4th -May 8th)

Cawd 2 – Week 33 (May 4th -May 8th)

Live Office Hours: 10:30-12:30 Monday – Friday
friend me on Discord: wbohmann#0447
wbohmann@ewsd.org

Start Here – Week 33
May 4th – May 8th

Live Meeting this week – Link Is Here – Noon Wednesday

Notes:

  • Week 32 (last week) is now past due, check it out on What Is Due
  • Link to the Karting Games you each made – play them!
  • Video Tutorials for this week mimic what I would be doing with you in class. I’ll post Unity Part 2 (Wed / Thurs) by Monday afternoon.

Attendance

CTE has adopted an attendance policy for distance learning that will be added to the weekly Cawd2 grade. I went over this policy last week Wednesday in our live meeting.

Remember, you earn attendance by submitting work, attending Wednesday meetings and chatting / checking in with me through email or Discord.

  • 5/5 days of attendance and work completed – 100%
  • 4/5 – 80%
  • 3/5 – 60%
  • 2/5 – 40%
  • 0/5 – 0%

I also report to the Main Office any student who earns a 3 or below and your school record will reflect missed days.

This Week’s Intro

There are (3) activities to complete this week:

  1. Activity #1 – Moon Lander Part 1
  2. Activity #2 – Moon Lander Part 2
  3. Activity #3 – Goodreads Update
Unity Logo

Our Goal this week is to create a level for a physics-based game while continuing our practice with Unity. Our game will be a 2D Moon Lander. Our game is inspired from an Atari game published in 1979 – Lunar Lander.

I have created a series of walk-through video lessons to assist you with your Moon Lander project and to get you more familiar with Unity.

My advice: Watch first – then do! Don’t watch and Do at the same time, you will just get confused. Just watch first, then do!

Monday & Tuesday

Moon Lander Part 1
Outcomes:

  • Download the Moon Lander package. (Watch the first video to learn how to open this package – the videos will walk you through it)
  • Create and save your Unity project
  • Saving and opening scenes with new names
  • Importing custom assets
  • Moving, Activating and Deactivating GameObjects
  • Creating and Modifying GameObjects
  • Changing GameObject transforms
  • Adding Collider Components
  • Nesting and parent/child relationships
  • Adding Scripts to GameObjects
  • Adjusting Physics for Game Objects
  • Creating a PreFab

Creating A New Project & Importing Assets

View First – Then Do!

Activating & Deactivating GameObjects

View First, Then Do!

Transforming GameObjects, Adding Colliders

View First, Then Do!

Moving The Player | Gravity Force & Drag

View First, Then Do and Play!

Level Design & Creating a PreFab

Don’t forget to screen capture your scene and drop in the dropbox below

When you complete Part 1 – Drop a screenshot of your level design to complete MoonLander Part 1 assignment in the Game DropBox


Wednesday & Thursday

Wednesday Live Zoom Meeting Link – Noon.

The following videos will take your through the next steps of your game. Your goal is to build your own version and customizations using the lessons in the videos.

Moon Lander Part 2
Outcomes:

  • Creating New Scenes
  • Modifying PreFabs
  • Scenery
  • Adding Player PreFab from part 1
  • Starting and Ending platforms
  • Making the ship explode
  • Adding Game Over and Win text to the UI
  • Building your game, customizing and publishing
Creating New Scenes & PreFabs – Video 1
Conditionals and how to publish your game

Moon Lander Game Dropbox (paste link to your game). We are using simmer.io for as our publishing platform.
Play your classmates MoonLander games here


Friday

Update your Goodreads account

This is easy. Just go to your homepage and update the page number of the book you are reading.

You should be reading at least 30 minutes, twice per week.


Will Bohmann | wbohmann@ewsd.org

Cawd Instructors:

Matt Cronin

Will Bohmann

Instragram Facebook Twitter

A little about Cawd:

Serving high school students interested in Computer Animation, Game Design, and Web Development in North Western Vermont.

Students continue at:

University of Vermont Ringling School of Art and Design Northeastern University Rochester Institute of Technology Concordia University

Students find careers at:

Dealer.com Union Street Media Rovers North Prudential Investments DockYard
Navigate to top of page