Industry Practice - Some examples of Collaborations outside meetings with screenshots

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I unfortunately hadn't been able to keep up with my blog posts so I compiled a list of examples where I have collaborated with my team. These aren't in order.


Script

Since I had a lot of issues with grammar and punctuation in our game feedback, I went over it and Sam had offered to spell check my coding. I sent it to them in a word document so they could do some corrections.



Animation Troubles

I had some trouble trying to implement an animation. I had Faye sent me a bunch of different file types until we found one that worked.









Pattern's Patient Tree

Today, was the last day to finish the project, so I wanted to make I had everything ready. I remembered that Katie had an extension so I asked them if they'd be able to finish their patient story/ script before the deadline. They sent me some screenshots of their patient tree and a pdf to work from.


UI Difficulties

I had a lot of issues with the games UI and found it difficult to layout the pause screen the way we wanted it to look. I had asked my team if they'd be alright if I left it to focus on other elements of the game.



Font Issues

We had quite a few issues implementing the custom font into the game. The website we were using to make it, had a paywall so we discussed some ways we could avoid this. Sam then asked me if they could have some screenshots of how it looked it game. The font fit really well with the menu so we decided not to use the image buttons she made.





Jester Sprites

When I was adding to the code for the game, I realised Jake's patient tree didn't specify the places where he wanted each of his sprites. I asked if he'd be able to add to his tree where he wanted each sprite.


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