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2. Process
• Firstly, I created the background using
the paint bucket tool to change the
background colour. Then I used the
gradient tool and chose a different
colour from the background so that it
could make it interesting. To make the
background appear I changed the
opacity. To make the stars I used the
pencil tool and just draw some points in
the background and added more points
in some of them to make the star stand
out between the others.
• I researched on internet the planet to
have an idea of how could I create the
earth and make it similar to the actual
planet. Using pencil tool I recreated the
planet choosing different the colours
from the image so that it could be
different from the existing image.
3. Process
• I used the font ChessType in the start button. To
make it seems like an actual button I used the
rounded rectangle tool to create the rectangles
and changed the colour. I used a light colour
and a dark colour in the back so that could give
the rectangle an appearance that is a button.
• I used the font LED Display7 Regular on the
name of the game, ‘Meteorite’. I found this font
in the website 1001 fonts Meteorite. I had to
rewrite the title because it was a blurred and I
wanted to make it stand out. For that I used the
pencil tool with the colour that I have chosen.
After that I created the spaceship using again
the pencil tool to draw my own spaceship which
I spent time creating it. I think I could give it
more detail but I wasn’t sure what exactly could
be improved.
• After that I created the point to click in the start
button which I think create the game
atmosphere.
• Again, I used the pencil tool to create the
asteroid using an image from internet that gave
me the idea of how it needed to look like.
4. Process
• Firstly, I created a new group to
start producing the next part of
the game. I used the font
Blockletter Regular on the
masthead and in the characters
names; I also found this font in the
website 1001 fonts.
• I duplicated the rectangles that I
used in the initial page. Then I
used the same font that I used in
the start button and changed to
‘play’.
• After that I created the characters
based on my mood board images.
To create those characters I used
again the pencil tool and tried to
give lots of detail in the spaceship
suit.
5. Process
• In the first part of the game I
used the pencil tool to create
the coins. Using the Ellipse tool
I could be able to make the
planets. I created the rest of the
setting using the pencil tool
with the chosen colour. On this I
used the font Blockletter
Regular to give me an idea of
how to create the statistic bar.
• To create the pause box I
pressed shift and drag the
pencil trough the space to
create lines which would make
a square and then I created the
background a bit darker to
make it stand out.
6. Process
• To create this background
sound effect I had to research
existing products background
sound to have an idea of how it
needed to be. It took time to
have a final version of the
sound because I don’t have
much experience on creating
the sound effects. Then I added
all the effects in the video
using premiere pro. I used the
erase tool to cut all the parts
that I didn’t want to use.
Editor's Notes
Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
