A week is too short for progress.

So, I spent the last 3 days trying to work on my part for the warehouse project, to make way-point locations and dynamic objects. And I really hate UDK's visual programming thing.
Majority of my time was dedicated to how to move an object in the world and how to dynamically create an object (from a defined list of objects). Both of them are at about 10% of my expectations of what they should be doing.
I have no clue how to create an object from a list of objects in kismet, I barely remember how things work (last time I touched UDK was Feb 2012), and I still can't understand how to "programatically" change an object's location.....the 8086 Assembly made more sense than this...stuff.

...For me to finish my parts, I'd practically have to mentored on a good 90% of everything which my parts contain. Why can't I just do line coding?

First post

First blog post for my senior project (part a). My download of the project file which the previous group made finally finished....took 4 hours and 20 mins (average speed of 30 kb/s). Which is only slightly slower than it would have taken me to get the file from wednesday (estimated 3 hours).

I'm thinking that I should get a new flash drive which is 3.0 compatible.

Other news, about the updated GDD, I posted my changes in the google group and Duane has started making up the document. I am still unsure if we are going to use the MS Kinect, but the currently planned "mouse only" is still good enough and itself would require a lot of work with re-writing the previous program to be click based.