Post Grad Development

Blocks for hands is boring, so how about hands  for hands? Crazy, I know! Also, controllers. Because I had to test out static meshes since I will be using tools in this game at some point. 

I have added a new block. This one is stickier than the first, and will stick to other blocks. However, they don't behave quite right. They do prove that I can create fixed joints within gameplay though... The problem with them is that two will stick together just fine. But if you add a third, they freeze in place in the world space. Also, a white cube will stick to a blue cube fine. But if you stick a second white cube to the blue one, it will freeze in the world space, and the first white block will fall off. I think I know why some of this behaviour is happening, but I'm not sure how I will fix it.

I have made it possible to grab and stack objects. It's a start....

Everything in life is a stepping stone, highschool, college, your first career and university. Although, I'd imagine the majority of people do those last two the other way around. At the time of this post, I am due officially graduate from my bachelors of science degree in computing, however, my studies have long since ended......about 3 months ago.... I had hoped to have had a job by this point but despite applying for some part time jobs, I find myself in the purgatory of, too qualified for part time work, not qualified enough for an actual career. And it's not that my application shouldn't stand out. I didn't get full marks, but I got the classification that I wanted. I wanted to find something to do part time whilst studying a PhD, but nearly all post grad computing careers are asking too much, whilst not offering a decent package. Too many employers are advertising jobs as "remote" work, but require you to go in to office at least 4 days a week. Well, I...