caitlynjin/sweet-sweet-betrayal
Feb 2025 – May 2025
4 Months active
Languages Used
C++Objective-CC#DiffGLSLHeaderJSONPython
Technical Skills
Build Mode ImplementationC++C++ DevelopmentCode RefactoringCoordinate SystemsGame Development
Caitlyn Jin
PROFILE
Caitlyn Jin
Caitlyn Jin developed core gameplay and editor systems for the caitlynjin/sweet-sweet-betrayal repository, focusing on grid-based building, object placement, and interactive level design. She engineered features such as a reusable GridManager, drag-and-drop building, and a trash object system, while integrating animation and audio for enhanced feedback. Using C++ and Unity, Caitlyn refactored build mode and scene architecture to improve reliability and user experience, and implemented robust bug fixes addressing collision, networking, and UI rendering. Her work established a stable technical foundation, streamlined asset management, and enabled rapid iteration, demonstrating depth in game development, UI implementation, and performance optimization.
Overall Statistics
Feature vs Bugs
39%Features
Repository Contributions
158Total
Bugs
46
Commits
158
Features
30
Lines of code
15,391
Activity Months4
Your Network
125 people
Work History
May 2025
58 Commits • 14 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025 Performance Summary for caitlynjin/sweet-sweet-betrayal: Key features delivered: - Bomb system enhancements: implemented explosion logic, animation, asset mapping, single-use explosions, radius fix, sound, and corrected hitbox sensor across multiple commits. - Playground level workflow: switched to playground level and updated score-finish asset; added base assets to support rapid iteration. - Editor tooling and feedback: introduced LevelGridManager and editor integration for level layout tooling; initiated progress tracking and object placement transparency improvements. - UI/UX and flow improvements: ongoing animation work, pause screen integration, UI polish, and visibility/transparency adjustments for placement feedback. Major bugs fixed: - General codebase fixes and guard improvements (including no-default-case handling). - Scoreboard: treasure display fixed. - Gameplay interactions: bomb interaction with wind and mushroom collision fixes. - Level/grid stability: fixed moving platform disposal, grid placement overlap, object placement and deletion issues. - Rendering/UX: fixed white line rendering on art; slider bounds guards; removed debugging statements and unused code. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Delivered a robust feature set with improved gameplay reliability, clearer player feedback, and faster iteration cycles for content creation. - Reduced post-release defects through targeted fixes and code cleanup, enabling more stable releases and quicker QA cycles. - Strengthened development velocity via editor tooling, asset management, and UI polish, aligning with business goals for faster time-to-market and better player experience. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Gameplay feature development: explosions, animations, audio integration, hitbox logic. - Editor tooling and level design: LevelGridManager and level editor integration. - Code quality and release-readiness: cleanup, removal of debugging statements, and guard improvements. - UI/UX and performance considerations: visibility, transparency, pause lifecycle, and asset updates.
58 Commits • 14 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025 Performance Summary for caitlynjin/sweet-sweet-betrayal: Key features delivered: - Bomb system enhancements: implemented explosion logic, animation, asset mapping, single-use explosions, radius fix, sound, and corrected hitbox sensor across multiple commits. - Playground level workflow: switched to playground level and updated score-finish asset; added base assets to support rapid iteration. - Editor tooling and feedback: introduced LevelGridManager and editor integration for level layout tooling; initiated progress tracking and object placement transparency improvements. - UI/UX and flow improvements: ongoing animation work, pause screen integration, UI polish, and visibility/transparency adjustments for placement feedback. Major bugs fixed: - General codebase fixes and guard improvements (including no-default-case handling). - Scoreboard: treasure display fixed. - Gameplay interactions: bomb interaction with wind and mushroom collision fixes. - Level/grid stability: fixed moving platform disposal, grid placement overlap, object placement and deletion issues. - Rendering/UX: fixed white line rendering on art; slider bounds guards; removed debugging statements and unused code. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Delivered a robust feature set with improved gameplay reliability, clearer player feedback, and faster iteration cycles for content creation. - Reduced post-release defects through targeted fixes and code cleanup, enabling more stable releases and quicker QA cycles. - Strengthened development velocity via editor tooling, asset management, and UI polish, aligning with business goals for faster time-to-market and better player experience. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Gameplay feature development: explosions, animations, audio integration, hitbox logic. - Editor tooling and level design: LevelGridManager and level editor integration. - Code quality and release-readiness: cleanup, removal of debugging statements, and guard improvements. - UI/UX and performance considerations: visibility, transparency, pause lifecycle, and asset updates.
May 2025
April 2025
38 Commits • 8 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 performance summary for caitlynjin/sweet-sweet-betrayal. Focused on delivering core features, stabilizing gameplay systems, and laying groundwork for future content. Key features delivered include: Trash object system and visuals (delete object capability, trash icon UI, and visual polish) with representative commits; Build mode UI rows adjustment to improve usability; Item randomization feature implemented in inventory; Thorn object development with hitbox and networking fixes; Asset naming cleanup to standardize assets. Major bug fixes span editor drag offset and grid behavior restoration, mushroom hitbox fix, wind dispose fix, comma formatting fix, level/config changes, initialization issues, and comprehensive animation fixes. The work resulted in a more reliable gameplay loop, improved user experience, and a solid technical foundation for upcoming features such as bombs and enhanced networking.
April 2025
38 Commits • 8 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 performance summary for caitlynjin/sweet-sweet-betrayal. Focused on delivering core features, stabilizing gameplay systems, and laying groundwork for future content. Key features delivered include: Trash object system and visuals (delete object capability, trash icon UI, and visual polish) with representative commits; Build mode UI rows adjustment to improve usability; Item randomization feature implemented in inventory; Thorn object development with hitbox and networking fixes; Asset naming cleanup to standardize assets. Major bug fixes span editor drag offset and grid behavior restoration, mushroom hitbox fix, wind dispose fix, comma formatting fix, level/config changes, initialization issues, and comprehensive animation fixes. The work resulted in a more reliable gameplay loop, improved user experience, and a solid technical foundation for upcoming features such as bombs and enhanced networking.
March 2025
44 Commits • 6 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 delivered core editor and gameplay system enhancements for the Sweet-Sweet-Betrayal project, focusing on design-time reliability and runtime stability. Key outcomes include: dragging system improvements for platforms and moving objects with per-object offsets; wind obstacle drag and obstacle API exposure; world-scale expansion with additional platform/assets for richer level design; JSON type enum support and platform tile fixes; build-mode/grid/scene architecture refactor; and targeted UI/rendering fixes plus asset/model consistency improvements. A broad set of bug fixes addressed editor usability, object placement rules, error handling, and UI rendering, reducing iteration time and increasing product reliability.
44 Commits • 6 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 delivered core editor and gameplay system enhancements for the Sweet-Sweet-Betrayal project, focusing on design-time reliability and runtime stability. Key outcomes include: dragging system improvements for platforms and moving objects with per-object offsets; wind obstacle drag and obstacle API exposure; world-scale expansion with additional platform/assets for richer level design; JSON type enum support and platform tile fixes; build-mode/grid/scene architecture refactor; and targeted UI/rendering fixes plus asset/model consistency improvements. A broad set of bug fixes addressed editor usability, object placement rules, error handling, and UI rendering, reducing iteration time and increasing product reliability.
March 2025
February 2025
18 Commits • 2 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 delivered core grid-based in-scene building capabilities, expanded gameplay interactions, and critical balance fixes, with strong emphasis on system architecture and user experience. Key progress includes a Grid-based Building Mode System built on a reusable GridManager, grid visualization, drag-and-drop building, and a responsive build-mode UI. The team also introduced new gameplay elements (Moving Platform and Wind Obstacle) to deepen level interaction and challenge. A bug fix ensures treasure collection occurs only once per round, preserving game balance. These outcomes enhance level design flexibility, player engagement, and overall game stability while showcasing proficiency in grid-based systems, input handling, and UI integration.
February 2025
18 Commits • 2 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 delivered core grid-based in-scene building capabilities, expanded gameplay interactions, and critical balance fixes, with strong emphasis on system architecture and user experience. Key progress includes a Grid-based Building Mode System built on a reusable GridManager, grid visualization, drag-and-drop building, and a responsive build-mode UI. The team also introduced new gameplay elements (Moving Platform and Wind Obstacle) to deepen level interaction and challenge. A bug fix ensures treasure collection occurs only once per round, preserving game balance. These outcomes enhance level design flexibility, player engagement, and overall game stability while showcasing proficiency in grid-based systems, input handling, and UI integration.
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Quality Metrics
Correctness84.8%
Maintainability86.6%
Architecture82.4%
Performance81.2%
AI Usage20.4%
Skills & Technologies
Programming Languages
CC#C++CSSDiffGLSLHTMLHeaderJSONJava
Technical Skills
2D GraphicsAnimationAnimation SystemsAsset IntegrationAsset ManagementAudio IntegrationBug FixBuild Mode ImplementationBuild SystemBuild SystemsC++C++ DevelopmentCSSCode CleanupCode Organization
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