Written by Erin Hilton.

Our first build was a little rough. When both Rohith and I merged our files on our Git repo, our prefabs were erased. Also, Rohith had an asset that was too large to be allowable on Git. After these initial hurdles, we decided to attempt to figure out Unity's Online Collab feature for the next build. This week, I created a player movement script, which included text UIs for instructions, timers, and score, entry/exit tracking, and collectible/score counting. Rohith created three level designs and found an asset for adding a humanoid avatar with a third person camera. That asset was the asset too large to include on Git. Rohith also added the script for switching scenes and adjusted timers and collectibles for each level, as well as began work on a menu for starting and selecting the level. Hampton was very swamped with work, so he just began brainstorming what level dangers he would like to add in the future for each different level. Our first build isn't totally where we wanted it to be, but, given the issues we have faced in collaboration over the last week, I think it is off to a decent start.