Ajay developed core gameplay systems and visual enhancements for the Cash-the-Cache repository, focusing on first-person controls, melee combat, and UI workflows. He architected extensible player and camera prefabs in Unity using C# scripting, enabling scalable input and interaction logic. Ajay refactored melee detection from raycast to hitbox-based, improving combat responsiveness, and integrated pixel shader rendering for sharper visuals. He delivered asset management pipelines, localization fixes, and project organization improvements, ensuring maintainable code and consistent asset imports. His work included UI polish, animation testing, and physics tuning, demonstrating depth in 3D game development, asset integration, and scene management across multiple iterations.
May 2025 monthly summary: Delivered a focused set of gameplay, rendering, UI, and housekeeping improvements across Cash-the-Cache and MegaKill-ULTRA. Key deliverables include a melee system overhaul with hitbox-based detection, pixel shader rendering upgrades across main game and shop scene, UI polish with asset integration, main menu analytics prompt default behavior, and robust localization fixes. Also completed collider reliability improvements and muzzle flash rendering fix, plus project cleanup for maintainability. These changes drive smoother combat, richer visuals, cleaner UX, faster iteration, and improved localization and testing cycles.
May 2025 monthly summary: Delivered a focused set of gameplay, rendering, UI, and housekeeping improvements across Cash-the-Cache and MegaKill-ULTRA. Key deliverables include a melee system overhaul with hitbox-based detection, pixel shader rendering upgrades across main game and shop scene, UI polish with asset integration, main menu analytics prompt default behavior, and robust localization fixes. Also completed collider reliability improvements and muzzle flash rendering fix, plus project cleanup for maintainability. These changes drive smoother combat, richer visuals, cleaner UX, faster iteration, and improved localization and testing cycles.
April 2025 — nhaticus/Cash-the-Cache: Delivered three core features with a focus on usability, visuals, and gameplay depth, plus a key stability fix. Key features: Keyboard Camera Controls with a safe singleHandControls toggle (default disabled to prevent unintended input); Iconography and Asset Visual Upgrades including a dedicated Icon Picture Taking workflow, new materials, lighting refinements, and updates to police/icon visuals; Player Melee Attack System enabling player melee combat with an NPC layer adjustment for punchable objects. Major bug fix: stabilized single-handed camera controls to prevent unintended movement. Business impact: enhanced accessibility and control precision, refreshed UI/asset visuals ensuring consistent imports and rendering, and expanded gameplay capabilities that can improve engagement and monetization. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Unity input/camera systems, scene and asset workflows, material and lighting improvements, NPC layer management, and asset/icon pipeline.
April 2025 — nhaticus/Cash-the-Cache: Delivered three core features with a focus on usability, visuals, and gameplay depth, plus a key stability fix. Key features: Keyboard Camera Controls with a safe singleHandControls toggle (default disabled to prevent unintended input); Iconography and Asset Visual Upgrades including a dedicated Icon Picture Taking workflow, new materials, lighting refinements, and updates to police/icon visuals; Player Melee Attack System enabling player melee combat with an NPC layer adjustment for punchable objects. Major bug fix: stabilized single-handed camera controls to prevent unintended movement. Business impact: enhanced accessibility and control precision, refreshed UI/asset visuals ensuring consistent imports and rendering, and expanded gameplay capabilities that can improve engagement and monetization. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Unity input/camera systems, scene and asset workflows, material and lighting improvements, NPC layer management, and asset/icon pipeline.
Monthly summary for 2025-03 — Cash-the-Cache (nhaticus) — Focused on delivering core gameplay enhancements, stabilizing player controls, and refining physics and UI to improve player experience, reliability, and business value across the main gameplay loop.
Monthly summary for 2025-03 — Cash-the-Cache (nhaticus) — Focused on delivering core gameplay enhancements, stabilizing player controls, and refining physics and UI to improve player experience, reliability, and business value across the main gameplay loop.
February 2025 - nhaticus/Cash-the-Cache: Delivered core architecture upgrades, asset-management improvements, and UX refinements, alongside stability fixes. Key contributions include: Player Manager integration with prefab and updated scripts; asset packaging and tracking improvements; animation testing framework; upgrade system scaffold; inventory-related UX enhancements. Also resolved merge conflicts and camera/interactor bugs to stabilize mainline. Business value: faster feature delivery, consistent gameplay systems, reduced risk of regressions, and a foundation for upcoming shop and task features.
February 2025 - nhaticus/Cash-the-Cache: Delivered core architecture upgrades, asset-management improvements, and UX refinements, alongside stability fixes. Key contributions include: Player Manager integration with prefab and updated scripts; asset packaging and tracking improvements; animation testing framework; upgrade system scaffold; inventory-related UX enhancements. Also resolved merge conflicts and camera/interactor bugs to stabilize mainline. Business value: faster feature delivery, consistent gameplay systems, reduced risk of regressions, and a foundation for upcoming shop and task features.
January 2025: Delivered a foundational First-Person Player Controller and Camera System for Cash-the-Cache, establishing movement groundwork and mouse-driven camera control. Created new player and camera prefabs and scripts to support extensible gameplay behavior. This work provides a scalable base for future features (combat, interactions) and improves iteration speed by clarifying input and camera logic.
January 2025: Delivered a foundational First-Person Player Controller and Camera System for Cash-the-Cache, establishing movement groundwork and mouse-driven camera control. Created new player and camera prefabs and scripts to support extensible gameplay behavior. This work provides a scalable base for future features (combat, interactions) and improves iteration speed by clarifying input and camera logic.
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