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'''31.10.2021'''-To my Final Outcome;

After several tried out on my coding experience, there are so many problems that occur in between. Therefore I tried to recreate again and work on my anger room in a more interactive way like a shooting game and the enemy(boyfriend or your angry enemy) can also hurt the player (you) as well.

I have been following this Tutorial [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtlAqRyZrUw] with some changes as it doesn't work the same through the whole tutorial and here is the outcome

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[LINK] ..(it will hand in later as I only finish the game+coding part but not yet with the video presentation)

'''31.10.2021'''-Using Unity from my other class;

''''Project Museum of ME ; https://youtu.be/xewddevuCUc ''''

The idea for the project came to me during COVID-19's quarantine when I went to my friend's room and asked her where she got her rabbit stuffed animal, which turned out to be the comfort objects she got from her mother. After the conversation, I got a better sense of who she is and how significant those objects, not only her stuffed animal, are to her. Those stories pop up in my mind every time I visit her place.

Why shouldn't we preserve our most precious possessions in the virtual world and have them displayed as works of art, as if in a museum or art gallery? Wouldn't that be better if we could access our museum at any time and from anywhere, and it would exist eternally, unless you decide to delete it?

This MUSEUM OF ME project aims to create a virtual museum that collects and displays personal items (or persons) that are meaningful to you or have a story to tell, in a uniquely personalized manner.

They could be sentimental items, gifts, clothing, or anything that you'd like to share with your family and friends....

WHY THIS ONE? WHAT IS IT?

In this video, two people were interviewed and asked what and why their valuable items meant to them. The photogrammetry technology is used to exhibit the objects in 3D. The museum's owners also were photogrammetrized and animated via Mixamo.

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 '''31.10.2021'''-To my Final Outcome;
 After several tried out on my coding experience, there are so many problems that occur in between. Therefore I tried to recreate again and work on my anger room in a more interactive way like a shooting game and the enemy(boyfriend or your angry enemy) can also hurt the player (you) as well.
 I have been following this Tutorial [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtlAqRyZrUw] with some changes as it doesn't work the same through the whole tutorial and here is the outcome
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 [LINK] ..(it will hand in later as I only finish the game+coding part but not yet with the video presentation)
+'''31.10.2021'''-Using Unity from my other class;
+''''Project Museum of ME ; https://youtu.be/xewddevuCUc ''''
+The idea for the project came to me during COVID-19's quarantine when I went to my friend's room and asked her where she got her rabbit stuffed animal, which turned out to be the comfort objects she got from her mother. After the conversation, I got a better sense of who she is and how significant those objects, not only her stuffed animal, are to her. Those stories pop up in my mind every time I visit her place.
+Why shouldn't we preserve our most precious possessions in the virtual world and have them displayed as works of art, as if in a museum or art gallery? Wouldn't that be better if we could access our museum at any time and from anywhere, and it would exist eternally, unless you decide to delete it?
+This MUSEUM OF ME project aims to create a virtual museum that collects and displays personal items (or persons) that are meaningful to you or have a story to tell, in a uniquely personalized manner.
+They could be sentimental items, gifts, clothing, or anything that you'd like to share with your family and friends....
+WHY THIS ONE? WHAT IS IT?
+In this video, two people were interviewed and asked what and why their valuable items meant to them. The photogrammetry technology is used to exhibit the objects in 3D. The museum's owners also were photogrammetrized and animated via Mixamo.