Hi! I'm Dawid, I have graduated from university Collegium Da Vinci, where I studied computer science with specialization "Game design". In team of 3 people, I made my thesis "Designing and implementation of cooperative top-down shooter game", where I was responsible for programming, level and game design. Currently working as Unity VR Developer at EHS VR, where I'm creating VR EHS training applications. From February 2020 I had worked on 8 projects(scroll down for more info).
In the meantime I’m working on improving my C#, Unity and Pixel Art skillset, by creating my hobby projects(currently enjoying on Dungeon).
I'm currently working on VR training applications/games with occupational health and safety gol. The aim of the courses is to teach proper habits in situations such as: a fire in a building or flats, helping a burnt person, teaching how to use an AED and how to jump into a rescue cushion.
The main platforms for which I develop are Oculus Quest and Oculus Quest 2, all interactions in the game are made thanks to hand tracking technology. I work on projects mainly alone, during work I am responsible for:
Visual: scene lighting, creating simple shaders, particle effects, selecting models from Unity Asset Stora, cooperation with a 3D/2D Artist
Sound: selecting music, sound effects, cutting and modyfing them
Level design (designing scenes and setting up object on it), designing mechanics between the player and the game world
Programming game mechanic
Application/game optimization
In Unity I use the animation engine DOTween for moving, rotating and various "animations" of objects and ObiRopa an engine based on a particle system used to simulate ropes), which is used to make hoses for fire hydrant or fire extinguisher.
I also used it recently Wit.AI for voice interaction between the player an NPC or a walkie-talkie.
My first projects in Unity, created in a team of four people. The main artistic direction was The Murder Rabbit from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The game is a mix of many game genres.
The project was created for 2D graphics classes, where the main theme was the Mexican celebration of Día de Muertos. There are two game modes in the game: History and Arena.
