Cameron Hall developed the foundational wind and fan mechanic for the TimeHavenGames repository, establishing a reusable framework for wind-based gameplay. Using Blueprint Scripting and Unreal Engine, Cameron created the BP_Fan blueprint asset and a new level map, NewWorld.umap, while adjusting editor settings to support scalable testing with multiple instances. The work involved iterative blueprint testing and the addition of movement-related logging to validate interactions between the fan and character. By refactoring fan integration to utilize the new Timeslow blueprint, Cameron enabled future feature expansion and environmental dynamics, demonstrating depth in asset design and a methodical approach to gameplay system groundwork.