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Alphatron was used with a virtual MIDI keyboard to create a sound. This sound would be suitable to play at the end of a scene as a plan is put into action. The sound was created for use in a scene to mark when a plan begins being executed.
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The creator used the Piano vintage instrument to make a short sound effect for a retro game. They made very few changes to the instrument and decided to make the sound a low pitched 8 bit sound.
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The creator used the Piano vintage instrument to make a short sound effect for a retro game. They made very few changes to the instrument and decided to make the sound a low pitched 8 bit sound.
6. Production Reflection
The document describes Spencer Fox's process of creating animation for a video game. Some key points:
- Spencer created the background, sprites, enemies, collectible items, and HUD elements for the first level.
- Menu screens like the pause menu, abilities list, loading screen, main menu, and level select were also designed.
- Each section was animated in Photoshop then compiled into a video with Premiere Pro, adding sound effects and music composed in Beepbox.
- The full project was exported and uploaded to YouTube to share the final animated video game experience.
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This document summarizes a student's work on a 3D animation project. The student worked in Lightwave Modeler, Layout, and Adobe Premier to create an animation. They acquired skills in modeling, animation, lighting, and video editing. While their original idea was animating a sword fighter, they had issues with the character model and changed to a first-person perspective of sword fighting. For their conclusion, they reflect that spending less time on the original model would have allowed improving textures and backgrounds.
Task 8 - Review
This document summarizes Callum Deighton's work on a project using Lightwave Modeler, Layout, and Adobe Premier. He acquired new skills in modeling, animation, lighting, and video editing. While his final animation differed from his original idea of a swordfighter due to issues animating the full body model, he was still able to depict someone fighting with a sword. Feedback noted the animation was well-made but textures and background could have been improved. Going forward, he would focus on usable models and spend more time on backgrounds and textures to improve visual quality.
Responce 3
The freelance games designer was asked to create a first-person animation for a games company focusing on sword fighting and parkour skills. They received feedback that the animation looked professional standard but could be improved by making some animations less clunky and adding better textures to make the keyblade more noticeable.
Responce 2
A freelance game designer created a first-person animation for a games company focusing on sword fighting and parkour skills. The animation was assessed as being professionally smooth and realistic with human-looking models, though it could have been improved by adding an actual background scene.
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