Post Mortem

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What Went Well:

• Following up on feedback
• Multiple levels for multiple ideas
• The Spider Climb Level
• Level Aesthetics have improved
• The Wiki was detailed and contains a lot of options for future development
• Regular discord calls and messages to track progress and goals - communication is key
• Keep all parts of an asset in a single image to be animated using Sprite Editor

What didn't go so well (and how we would do it differently):

• Merging and working on the same scene simultaneously (let people know when you're making adjustments, and duplicate or develop scenes)
• Merging later in the semester (should have integrated everything earlier - animations, scripts, prefabs, scenes)
• Separate tasks and vague goals led to people not knowing what the others were doing (solid goals with consistent feedback)
• Implementing designs faster, we had a lot of designs that never got implemented or tested
• More explanatory notes in scripts
• Photoshop layers were disorganised (we solved this by naming and sorting them effectively)
• Students not showing up to classes (make sure you know your schedule and let people know beforehand, or communicate through discord if you can't make it).
• Holding out on tasks we didn't yet have the skills for (Just do the research straight away).