Project Overview: Interactive Animation & Environment ShowcaseDeveloped as part of the Unity Creative Core pathway, this project demonstrates advanced control of the Unity Animation system by synchronizing player input, environmental triggers, and multi-character behaviors.

· Locomotion & Control: Features a fully controllable Third Person Character utilizing standard input mapping (WASD/Arrows to walk, Space to jump, and Shift to run) for fluid scene navigation.

· Mouse-Driven Camera: Implements a dynamic third-person camera system where mouse movement controls orientation and rotation, keeping the camera automatically framed and focused on the player character

· Dynamic Environmental Triggers: Stepping onto a designated activation platform triggers a physical barrier animation. Simultaneously, an animation controller dynamically scales the HDR emission intensity and spotlight intensity of street lamps, alongside emission maps on inanimate platform objects.

· Choreographed Character System: The platform features seven distinct NPC characters. Pressing designated hotkeys (Q/1, E/2, R/3, T/4, Y/5, U/6) triggers a synchronized group dance sequence consisting of an idle state and six unique dance clips.

· Intelligent Delay Logic: To create a natural, organic group reaction, the player character initiates the dance animation immediately upon keypress, while the surrounding seven characters join in with a randomized script-controlled delay of 0.5 to 1.5 seconds.

· Camera Look: Mouse Movement (Orbits and adjusts orientation relative to the character)

Project demonstrating the use of animations. A TPC is used to navigate through the scene. Stepping onto an activation platform triggers a few different animations (light, barrier, characters).