Over five months, KDH1213 developed core gameplay systems and infrastructure for the SurvivalProject repository, focusing on scalable world-building, robust asset management, and cross-platform reliability. They engineered features such as dynamic monster waves, inventory refactoring, and a save/load system, using C#, Unity, and Addressables to ensure maintainability and performance. Their work included UI enhancements like HP bar batching and skill display improvements, as well as gameplay balance through stat systems and quest integration. By refactoring code, optimizing rendering, and implementing exception handling, KDH1213 delivered a stable, extensible codebase that supports rapid content creation and consistent user experience across platforms.
July 2025 Monthly Summary: Delivered a focused UI polish for the SurvivalProject HP bar, introducing a new material asset, updating the HPBar prefab, and adjusting material properties and UI configuration to improve appearance and user experience. Also applied HP Bar batching to optimize rendering efficiency and scalability, contributing to better performance and smoother gameplay UI.
July 2025 Monthly Summary: Delivered a focused UI polish for the SurvivalProject HP bar, introducing a new material asset, updating the HPBar prefab, and adjusting material properties and UI configuration to improve appearance and user experience. Also applied HP Bar batching to optimize rendering efficiency and scalability, contributing to better performance and smoother gameplay UI.
June 2025 monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject. Focused on delivering cross-platform rendering improvements, asset management enhancements, and enhanced skill UI to improve reliability and user experience. Key implementations include Android rendering pipeline updates with startup position fix, and Addressables asset management with Link.xml for proper serialization, plus refactoring SkillInfoSlot UI to display skill level and descriptions. Result: smoother startup, more robust asset handling, and clearer skill data presentation across Android and other platforms.
June 2025 monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject. Focused on delivering cross-platform rendering improvements, asset management enhancements, and enhanced skill UI to improve reliability and user experience. Key implementations include Android rendering pipeline updates with startup position fix, and Addressables asset management with Link.xml for proper serialization, plus refactoring SkillInfoSlot UI to display skill level and descriptions. Result: smoother startup, more robust asset handling, and clearer skill data presentation across Android and other platforms.
May 2025 monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject focused on delivering core gameplay balance, stability, and UX improvements across the SurvivalProject. Key features delivered include dynamic monster stats with a weapon on/off toggle, percentage-based item stats with post-hit invincibility windows, refined monster tracking with an attack cooldown, stage maps/settings updates for Stage 1 and Stage 2, and broader world-building enhancements (new wildlife and elite monster data structures). Durability and persistence were improved with item durability updates and cross-session save/load, ensuring long-term progression reliability. UI/UX and data integrity improved via minimap/icon tweaks, data table synchronization, asset organization, and robust exception handling for unused scenes and inventory. The quest and reward system was enhanced with XP rewards, relic drop events, artifact save/load, and stage restart initializations, supporting a more engaging and repeatable gameplay loop. Technologies and skills demonstrated include Unity-based development practices, ScriptableObjects relocation, data synchronization, refactoring (function call changes), and comprehensive UI/data polish.
May 2025 monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject focused on delivering core gameplay balance, stability, and UX improvements across the SurvivalProject. Key features delivered include dynamic monster stats with a weapon on/off toggle, percentage-based item stats with post-hit invincibility windows, refined monster tracking with an attack cooldown, stage maps/settings updates for Stage 1 and Stage 2, and broader world-building enhancements (new wildlife and elite monster data structures). Durability and persistence were improved with item durability updates and cross-session save/load, ensuring long-term progression reliability. UI/UX and data integrity improved via minimap/icon tweaks, data table synchronization, asset organization, and robust exception handling for unused scenes and inventory. The quest and reward system was enhanced with XP rewards, relic drop events, artifact save/load, and stage restart initializations, supporting a more engaging and repeatable gameplay loop. Technologies and skills demonstrated include Unity-based development practices, ScriptableObjects relocation, data synchronization, refactoring (function call changes), and comprehensive UI/data polish.
April 2025 (2025-04) monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject: Delivered foundational gameplay systems, stability improvements, and UI/input enhancements with a strong focus on business value and scalable content. Key features include the Monster Wave System with spawn points, randomization, and progression; Save/Load foundation and integration with events and comments; Time and Scene Management via a game time manager and time-based save/load; Core Gameplay Infrastructure adding skill types, prefabs, and animator adjustments; a substantial Inventory system refactor with per-slot activation, movement, and equipment linkage; new UI assets and input handling improvements including raycast and joystick behavior; and new navigation aids with Mini-map and Quest Minimap Display. Also implemented major balance and QA improvements through monster combat core refinements, player revival mechanics, HP bars for monster bases, and extensive scene and asset cleanup. The work enhances gameplay continuity, data integrity, user experience, and maintainability for upcoming releases.
April 2025 (2025-04) monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject: Delivered foundational gameplay systems, stability improvements, and UI/input enhancements with a strong focus on business value and scalable content. Key features include the Monster Wave System with spawn points, randomization, and progression; Save/Load foundation and integration with events and comments; Time and Scene Management via a game time manager and time-based save/load; Core Gameplay Infrastructure adding skill types, prefabs, and animator adjustments; a substantial Inventory system refactor with per-slot activation, movement, and equipment linkage; new UI assets and input handling improvements including raycast and joystick behavior; and new navigation aids with Mini-map and Quest Minimap Display. Also implemented major balance and QA improvements through monster combat core refinements, player revival mechanics, HP bars for monster bases, and extensive scene and asset cleanup. The work enhances gameplay continuity, data integrity, user experience, and maintainability for upcoming releases.
March 2025 monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject focusing on foundational engine stability, editor tooling, and scalable world-building capabilities. Concrete work enabled faster content creation, more reliable scene management, and a stronger testing backbone.
March 2025 monthly summary for KDH1213/SurvivalProject focusing on foundational engine stability, editor tooling, and scalable world-building capabilities. Concrete work enabled faster content creation, more reliable scene management, and a stronger testing backbone.
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