Red Door Yellow Door

Red Door Delvog #6 - I’ve been working on lots of materials, meshes, and other various art-related parts of this game! I’ve been working on some UI elements, and I hope soon the game will be looking a little better.

Red Door Devlog #5 - I’ve done a lot of work on the special levels, including the meadow level. I decided to use physical walls and terrain to make the meadow rather than a skybox to help contribute to the uncanny vibes. I also created a basic startup screen, although it looks pretty bad, so I will probably change it later.

Red Door Devlog #4 - I have finally started working on some custom 3D models! Im probably going to get most of my models off the unity store, but I wanted to make the door models myself, as there are very specific colors that I am imagining. In terms of base game mechanics, I am working on an algorithm that places sub-walls throughout rooms so that they aren’t just one big box. It’s going slowly as I, shockingly, still suck at C#.

Red Door Devlog #3 - I finally got the infinite room generation working! This involved creating empty door frames in the newly generated rooms so the player can pass through the door. This was pretty difficult, as my C# skills are severely lacking. Next, I want to make a system so older rooms will automatically be deleted.

Red Door Devlog #2 – Unfortunately, I still suck at C# so this project has been very slow going. I tried to follow some tutorials online, but they weren’t super helpful. If anyone knows some really good Unity/ C# free courses, lmk. I have accomplished making a script that will automatically generate a room of a random size with a door on a random wall. I also have the outlines for the functions that will allow a new room to generate when the player walks through the door, so soon hopefully I will have an infinite room generation system!

Red Door Devlog #1 - Starting a new game project! This game is going to be a video game adaptation of the urban legend “Red Door Yellow Door”. I haven’t worked out all of the details yet, but the premise of the game will be the player exploring a creepy maze where they must choose their path by entering differently colored doors. It will be made using Unity, and so far I have created a basic 1st person movement script. This is my first time using Unity and coding in C#, which is why this took 3 hours. My first goal is basic room generation, where entering a door generates a new room of a random size.