Mission Control Manual

 

By Space Toothpaste

Ben (Technical Lead)
Chandra (Creative Lead)
Cynthia (Artist)
Douglas (Layout Designer)
Mateo (Systems Designer)

This week, we improved on our Mission Control Manual. The Mission Control Manual helps the player know how the components look and where they are in the systems. 

Below are some photos of how our Mission Control Manual looks like currently. 

Cover Page

Level Layout Design & Life Support System

Light System & Power Generator System

Appendix

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