Royal Run

Built an effectively infinite track from a small pool of chunks - spawned ahead, slid toward the camera, and recycled to the far end once they fall behind it - with a checkpoint chunk forced in at a fixed interval to pace the run. LevelGenerator.cs

Programmed each chunk to dress its own three lanes at spawn - a random count of fences, an occasional apple, and coin clusters - drawing from a shrinking list of free lanes so two props never stack on the same lane. Chunk.cs

Coupled one speed-change call to world gravity and a Cinemachine FOV widen with a speed-up particle burst, all clamped to a range - so eating an apple to accelerate or clipping an obstacle to slow down is felt, not just measured. LevelGenerator.cs · CameraController.cs

Built movement on the New Input System, applied in FixedUpdate with Rigidbody.MovePosition and clamped on both axes, so the runner weaves across the track and edges forward without ever leaving it. PlayerController.cs

Wrote a Pickup base that owns the trigger and exposes a virtual OnPickup - coins override it to add score, apples to speed the course up - so any new pickup drops in by overriding one method. Pickup.cs · Apple.cs · Coin.cs

Built a countdown that ends the run by slowing time to a crawl and locking the controller, with falling obstacles on an accelerating spawn timer and a cooldown-gated hit that slows the course and fires a hit animation - so a mistake costs momentum, not an instant loss. GameManager.cs · PlayerCollisionHandler.cs · ObstacleSpawner.cs