In September 2025, Logan Pruitt standardized the rotation behavior of thrown objects in the Cozy-Crow/CrowHeist_Prototype repository, focusing on improving gameplay consistency and future maintainability. Using C# within the Unity Engine, Logan implemented logic so that the glider now maintains a fixed rotation when thrown, while other throwable items preserve their rotation based on throw direction. This approach enhanced the predictability of item physics and reduced edge-case rotation bugs, streamlining both player experience and future balance adjustments. The work demonstrated a solid grasp of game development and physics simulation, resulting in more maintainable and testable throw mechanics for ongoing development.