
Litho Lab #1
I was planning to base this off of the actual lab space, but then I needed to make space for a lot of the other lab machines and it felt empty so I switched to a sideview game (just locking the second part of the lab inside the "yellow light" area, also for the sake of simplifying the game).
The dialogue system uses the same one shared here on the Wick Editor forums:
https://forum.wickeditor.com/t/simple-dialogue/20090
You might be surprised to find that this was also created by me last year— I reused my older code to speed up the process but also sharing a link to it in case anyone wants to use it.
I believe there might be one bug with the track I couldn't fix in time… but there's always something wrong with the track.
As this is for a class assignment, I'll be disabling comments.
Keys
A/D or Arrow Keys to walk
E to use a tool
SPACE or click to talk (P skips the dialogue)
N to open your lab notebook
ESC to close a task
Objective
Part 1 · Surface priming: grab a bare Si wafer, measure its contact angle, do a dehydration bake, prime it with HMDS vapor and watch the water drop go from flat to beaded up.
Part 2 · Photoresist contrast: coat two wafers on the SVG2 track, measure them on the Filmetrics, flood one with white light, expose a dose array on the other with the ASML stepper, develop both, measure every die and build the contrast curve to find E₀ and γ.
Notes that all the measurements in the game are proven by lab results from the real lab, and the photos on the title and results screens are from our actual cleanroom.
Game should run in full Screen.
Game Running Slow? If the game is running slow on your end, make sure you're not on Firefox or Safari. These browsers tend to run HTML games slower than Chrome! Try switching to Chromium based browser for a bit and you'll see a HUGE difference in performance if your game is running slow.
Thanks a lot for playing!
And thank you to Dr. Bolster and RIT for providing me with real cleanroom experience.
| Published | 5 days ago |
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | HTML5 |
| Author | alani |
| Genre | Educational |
| Content | No generative AI was used |





