Goal: Creat the Point & Click function to control the movement of the player

1. Create a Scripts folder in the Project tab to store all the upcoming scripts
2. Create a Player.cs script and attach it to the Player gameobject
3. Pseudocode for Updating player position:

// if left click
//cast a ray from mouse position (Raycasting: origin, and the hit position)
//debug the floor position hit

4. Move the player along the NavMesh

• Pseudocode
  // Create a handle to nav mesh agent
  // In Start(), assign the handle to the NavMesh component
  // In Update(), handle.position = hitInfo.point
• Code

1. Add a new name space to allow access to the NavMesh component

Goal: Set up the player character controller

Steps:

1. When the player moves, there are six camera progression angles will be used to follow his movement. Start with Camera_One

• Drag the Main Camera into Camera_Progression_Angles, and set its Transform parameters the same as Camera_One

• Then move the Main Camera back to the root hierarchy.

Goal: Set up the floor for the player and AI to walk on

1. Select Object → Floor Collider

2. Bake the floor

• Window → Navigation

In this post, fade-in and fade-out effects (0.5 sec) will be added. UI texts will also be added.

1. Create a “UI Image” to fill the game screen. Make sure the Canvas scales with the screen size. Select the image and set the starting color to “black”. …

As of now, the voice-over is shorter than the clips. To make them align with each other:

1. At 2:40 sec, the second clip should end;
2. Extend the 3rd clip to 9:00 sec
3. Extend the 4th clip to 15:05 sec
4. Shorten the Darrent Anything else clip to 39:98 sec
5. For the sleeping guard clip, drag the first animation frame to around 40 sec
6. End the sleeping guard clip to 48:56 sec
7. Move the ending frame to 47:43 sec
8. Blend the next security card clip
9. Blend the vault clip to the previous security card clip
10. End the vault clip at 53:40 sec
11. Extend the last clip till the end
12. Add noise to the last clip to make it less still

With the scenes set up, this post will add a voice over track to make it alive.

1. Create an empty game object, named as Audio, and child it under Intro Cutscene.
2. Create another two empty game objects: VO (voice over) & Music, child them under Audio. (Each cutscene will have the Audio child to host the audios)
3. Add Audio source components to VO & Music

4. In the Intro Cutscene timeline, add an Audio Track. Rename it to Voice Over

In this animation, we will blend the Vault clip with the previous one (security card). This clip ends around 1:05:00 min.

Then, bring the last clip (CM Darren End), which ends around 1:09:23 min.

Reposition CM Darren End to a better position according to the Director’s note.

In this animation, the camera pans towards the guard, then blend a clip to look at the card.

The clip ends around 57:40 sec

1. Add an animation track of CM sleeping guard
2. Key the first frame

3. Then at the end of the clip, key another frame