Experiential Design / Final Project
10.11.2022- 1.12.2022 (Week 11 - Week 14)
Cheryl Voo Yie Qi / 0349878
Experiential Design / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media
Final Project
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INSTRUCTIONS
Final Project
We have to refine our prototype into a complete working and functional
product experience for our final project.
Based on the prototype I did in task 3, I wanted to add background music to
it and also add one more scene as my prototype looks very simple.
For the background music, what I did at first is just create a normal
button with a hover effect and also a script to make it able to mute and
unmute the sound, but it only works in one scene. I wanted the music to play
in the whole app (3 scenes), and also have the mute and unmute
buttons.
So I look for lots of tutorial videos, many of them are 10 to 25 minutes
videos, I followed them step by step but still can't work, in the end, a 5
minutes video saved me :)
However, I did what I wanted by creating a button under the canvas (Sound
button), and adding 2 images under the "Sound button" (the sound on and
sound off icon image). After that, create a "SoundManager" C# script and
followed the video's steps in Visual Studio Code. And finally, I got the
music to play through my whole app and have a button to mute and unmute the
audio.
Fig 1.1, Progress in Unity (Adding background music and sound icons)
Then, I also changed the colours of the letters or words to emphasize the letters or words that the users scanned.
And here's the final video walkthrough/presentation of my App:
Fig 1.4, Final video walkthrough/presentation
REFLECTIONS
This project is finally completed! It is actually an interesting and fun module to me, but not when things don't work in Unity:) Especially when I watched a lot of long videos, but in the end, a 5-minute video helped me, and my feeling was so complicated:) But I'm still glad I learned how to make AR applications using Unity. It's so cool and fun, and I never thought I can learn and make my own AR application. Seeing that the file in Unity can be built and run on my mobile phone, I think I'm about to cry. I want to thank Mr. Razif for his feedback and for making his class interesting and fun. Thank you, sir, and everyone who helped me in this module.






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