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Martin created a sci-fi environment for a new action/adventure game commissioned by 343 Industries, inspired by Halo, Star Wars, Mass Effect and Dead Space. He researched the sci-fi genre and created initial sketches. Martin designed the environment in LightWave Modeler and rendered a 4200 frame flythrough, but had issues with textures that delayed completion. After getting help fixing the textures, Martin was able to complete the renders and flythrough video, along with updating his schedule, evaluations and production log.
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Md effects manipulation 1
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- 2. Date: 10.03.14 Week 5 Using the initial sketches I started to create my final design in LightWave Modeler using the techniques I learnt from previous projects Date: 17.03.14 Week 6 I Continued working on my environment design in Modeler Date: 24.03.14 Week 7 I Continued working on my environment design in Modeler Date: 7.04.14 Holiday week My environment design was still rendering my laptop crashed on the first render attempt so instead of doing all the frames at once I decided to do it at 1 to 1000 frames and then the same for the rest doing smaller frames at a time to get to 4200 which in avi format. It was complete near the end of week then I put in and editing software called Adobe Premiere Pro CC. I then noticed mistakes in the render where textures weren’t showing properly. Date: 14.04.14 Holiday week I was trying to fix the problem with the textures but I couldn’t find a solution so I had to wait until I got back into college to get some help. Date: 31.03.14 Week 8 Finished my environment design in Modeler, I then imported it into Lightwave and placed a camera in the scene so that I could do my flythrough. I Moved the camera at different frames through my created environment, which ended up being 4200 frames long. I then started to render towards the end of the week, on the day of the deadline the render wasn’t going to be done for the deadline as the estimated time was over 24 hours.
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