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# LVN Gameplay Programming Showcase Welcome to the public repository for the **LVN Gameplay Programming Showcase** series. This series focuses on recreating gameplay mechanics and core systems in **Unreal Engine (C++ and if I got the time Blueprints)** and **Unity (C#)**, with an emphasis on clean, engine-agnostic code design and functional prototypes. All mechanics were **implemented from scratch** to ensure a deep understanding of how the systems work and how to handle them independently. --- ## Repository Structure Each mechanic has its own folder containing: - **C# scripts** for Unity implementations - **C++ scripts** for Unreal Engine implementations - **Blueprint screenshots** for Unreal visual scripting examples [Not all entries have blueprint version] - Optional **notes or diagrams** explaining implementation or design decisions This structure allows you to explore each mechanic individually without needing a full project. --- ## Usage Notes These scripts demonstrate the mechanics themselves, but **do not include full engine setup instructions**. To recreate or use any of these mechanics in your own project, some connections or configurations may be required (e.g., assigning input actions, linking components, or setting up camera rigs). The focus is on **showcasing gameplay logic**, modular code, and engine-agnostic principles, not providing ready-to-run projects. --- ## Future Plans If multiple mechanics form a cohesive project in the future, I may: - Upload the **entire project** showing the mechanics working together - Provide additional **tutorials or walkthroughs** for specific systems The goal is to demonstrate the ability to implement mechanics across engines and languages while maintaining clean, modular, and adaptable code. --- ## How to Explore 1. Browse the folders for the mechanic you are interested in 2. Inspect scripts or Blueprint screenshots 3. Use them as reference, inspiration, or to study clean gameplay programming patterns --- ## Disclaimer These examples are **functional prototypes**, not full polished games. Each entry focuses on mechanics, code structure, and engine-agnostic principles.

Author: Lucas Varela Negro