Hey everyone. As you seen from my previous level design, it is very big. In order to make this level manageable for this term, I’m going to essentially cut it down in half. If I have the time, I would build the other half (as a stretch) OR at least have its scenery (less stretch)….

Potential kit items (wooden parts, mushrooms, flowers, rocks) Hollow tree trunks for restaurants, paths, key items Types of mushrooms For streetlamps, stalls, and umbrellas For platforms and stairs Types of flowers

Much of the level geometry is going to be made of artificial turf. This colorful material is often used to build unusual forms just to be more interesting to look at and move through. As a result, the bulk of my environment can just be just built from textured shapes, and doesn’t have to represent…

For my modular building kit, I want to focus on making the room look real and complete. I think it’s easy to forget how complex a space can be, even a space as small as this studio apartment. I decided that I wanted my game apartment to have an exposed brick wall, because that aesthetic…

After discussing my initial map plan with professor Rosenstock, I have decided to reel in my design a bit and firstly focus on the interior map of the home before deciding whether or not I am able to move on to the exterior area surrounding the house. My modular building kit for the interior of…

After completing this assignment, I am realizing that I will not have time to complete the initial level I envisioned. I now feel that the bridge, Colrab, and Mixamucks are stretch goals. I will be focussing on the residential area, street lamps, and Crinks to start out. My main concept for this modular kit is…

My modular kit mostly focuses on the nature in my level, since that is mostly want my level is about. I have a lot of different tops of mushrooms that I can then stick on one of the mushroom stems I have. This will allow me to have a lot of variation in my toadstools….