Prototype 2

I liked a lot of the coding and mechanical work I did with my first prototype, but I was not as happy with the 3D models. For this prototype, I decided to move away from Blender, and only use Godot for making my models. I could not get the Blender projects to transfer over correctly, so I made the scene in Godot. This was a lot easier than I thought. They have a lot of primitive shapes, and I am able to use boolean union and subtraction to create what I needed to. I am much happier with this model. After that, I moved on to the lighting and the inside portions of the project. I wanted it to appear like a Light and Space art installation. I am being much more intentional with the different parts of these scene while using a lot of inspiration. I picked a few pieces from James Turell and Doug Wheeler to use for this. I then transferred the code from the previous prototype into this project. On the surface it looks like I made the same amount of progress as tueday, but I intend for this version to look a lot more like the projects final form.

Broad view of the project

Code almost identical to the last prototype. In this version you can walk around.

View once the experience starts

View after customization