Recently I have been more proactive applying for internships! Hoping to get a job related in the software development industry or in a field that is working in AI. I have not had much luck yet but it has not been very long. As for my group’s project I am making some progress slowly but surely, really struggling with creating these environments, mostly with positioning but I think the real challenge when it comes to creating a more realistic environment. Hopefully I will have Rust and Bevy down when the time comes! I have been researching videos of people using Bevy to create a similar environment which has helped a bit, I just wish there was some updated ones.
How Its Going So Far
Hello! The project me and my group have been working on has been going great so far. I am learning more and more about Rust and Bevy which is the language and software we are using to create this simulation. Overall I have enjoyed it, and planning our project has helped a lot in figuring out how to break up this big project into smaller parts. My group members have been very helpful in our project writings as well.
My main struggle with this project has been deciding whether or not how difficult it would be to implement other things I want to add. We started with our design being very simple to make sure we are able to complete the required document that we made. Eventually we will add more of these extra features towards the last semester hopefully, I bet it will be easier to do then once I get a grasp on Rust as well.
Project Blog
Welcome! This picture is one I took in Switzerland, I took it on top of a mountain outlook!
Hello! My name is Brant Cass. I am currently 23 years old and live around the Dallas area in Texas. My hobbies include playing video games from time to time, but I most enjoy being active and outdoors. I love camping, fishing, and traveling! I have backpacked around Europe and Indonesia, and I’m getting ready for a trip to Japan in November for 16 days, which I am very excited about. I also enjoy rock climbing, working out, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
What got me started in software was my childhood curiosity about how things work. This interest extends to almost everything, but computers particularly fascinated me. I always wanted to figure out how applications function and how they can accomplish so many different tasks on various computers.