Patrick Woodburne ~ Demo Reel

Volume of video can be loud (I set my speakers to 50%)  Please view full-screen. Demo Reel Shot Breakdown

	Space Race (Apr 2011) 00:15-00:29 & 00:55-01:10 Models created with Maya 2008, Wildmagic and Havoc physics combined to create engine. Personally worked on the audio for the game as well as 50% of the character/world models and responsible for the vehicle physics of the game.
	Slain (Dec 2011) 00:29-00:44 & 01:12-01:15 Game created with the Gadget2D engine, personally worked on all audio aspects of the game, world/effect art and some behavioral (AI) programming.
	A World Reborn (Dec 2011) 00:44-00:55 & 01:15-01:22 Game created with the Gadget2D engine, personally worked on all audio aspects of the game.
	Jax, Low-poly character model (Mar 2012) 01:22-00:42 Model created with Maya 2012, Mudbox 2012 used to create all texture maps and high-poly version of character. Low-Poly model contains 4290 polys.

Mmmmm Turkey

A few days. some alcohol and some tasty food later and here we are, Canadian thanksgiving, which is pretty much American thanksgiving on a better weekend :P

Still working on the projects + some assignments on the side. Yeah this was never going to be a long post, not much to talk about...

we out.

Here we go again...

So I forgot about posting for the last month, been too distracted by my last year of school to attempt to do so. But I'm here now so we might as well get started.

This year is going to be HARD, and not in a good way. This term specifically has 3 games that we have to make and 2 other final projects to complete in the short period of 2 months. One game we are building for a client, follow what our client would like and try to make something we can be proud of. The other two assignments may be combined into one game (we haven't decided yet) this would require us to have an innovative interface and an intelligent AI, but we should be able to finish these. Although there is so much work this semester....its actually my favorite so far; this is the first term where I have been able to be in a group with the people I wanted to, And it also involves the engine we get to use this semester that our TA for our AI and HCI classes created. This engine works perfectly, its easy to understand and manipulate to do whatever we want it to....Oh and its properly documented in the engine itself (unlike wildmagic in previous years)

But all in all it should be a good term, although hard we will definitely have a good time

Now here's the post text...

Summer was ok, 4 long months of work that other than building up my bank account so that I could have no money when school started...nothing really happened.

OK I lied, I did go to Ottawa for Canada day and that was a wonderful time where I gained a new best friend. And I did go to Fan-expo for the first time and the memories will last till I go next year. But the things I was looking to achieve didn't happen and this year I would like to make those things happen, so I can get out of this rut and make the best games money can buy...

we out.

Game Dev memes - yeah we have em

Well after a few years at uoit in the game development program, we've had a few well known sayings that have stuck in everyones head. here are just a few:

Why are the pixels so green?

Hello, I'm from UOIT and I have a question.

Look, the exam is only one page. Fascinating!

UOITEthernet

The Fish Bowl

Super Cow (Pronounced su-paa-co-ow)

It only needs to be 2 lines of code.

This is a wake-up call, guys.

DAMMIT, HOGUE!

"Hogue's a psychopath" - Ken Finney
HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGUE!

The Bagel

Proberbly (C'mon guys, you know this one!)

I did not hit her, I did naaaat. Ohai, Mark.

You are tearing me apart, LISA!

Cheb.

I am plagiarizing myself right now.

Spo...

we out.

Time flies when your making games...

Well a lot of time has passed, some further game development of our racing game has been done, as well as a second more turn based strategy game development on the side. not to mention having to make a 3 minute you-tube based off of ourselves... oh and there have been almost no game releases recently...just been busy with Minecraft.

Que the Minecraft review!

With our game we have been slowly improving the games playability and creating additional characters, but have yet to get into the main requirement of this semester... networking the game for multi-player abilities.

The other game (the strategy game, hopefully to become an rts in the summer) is of course still in its alpha stages, still building races, and maps and game-play, but we have gotten through most of the development of the game itself, before getting into mechanics or developing an engine (to be done in the sumer)

I'm hoping to be able to play some more games in the future...preferably newer games rather than the same ones Ive been playing since Christmas break.

so yeah...



we out.