Blender - Character - Part 2

Scratch Level 3 - Pong

Project page: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/185441294/ 1: While putting together the game, I faced a couple of problems. One of these problems was with how fast the ball started off and did not allow me to react quick enough, to fix this, I lowered the starting speed of the circle. I also found the game would take too long to get someone to score, so, I increased the rate at which the ball sped up. The coding was hard to keep track of at times, which I remedied by watching the tutorial and looking at the code often. 2: To differentiate my game from the tutorial, I first made the game a multiplayer game with two players as it was simple and allowed for more fun. I also played with the background, paddles and the circle. For the paddles, i used trampolines as it made sense with the circle bouncing around. I also used the button from the Watchmen, a graphic novel, and the background was just of a country I want to travel to. I also created a point system that allowed made the...

Game designer skills

Mathematics: I believe I would have skills in the mathematics section of game design. I find math simple to understand and relatively easy to remember as little concepts like multiplication and algebra can make up one large and complex equation. I also find risk in games like poker interest me as they force you to think and make the best choices for yourself. I could also apply my knowledge for things like input-output equations that would help come up with scoring systems that would take into account things like time or speed. Math could also help if i had to do patches for games to change certain things which, if collect enough information, I can use math to fix. Cinematography: I believe that I could be of use in the cinematography parts of game design as it works with what I learned in media arts 8 with the placement of the camera and the different shots that come with making a movie. I have also seen videos that have taught me about things like blocking and how to set up scene...

Kodu - intro

1: Working with the program , I had difficulties remembering to switch between the tools to allow me to edit the map. I often added objects onto the map instead of dragging across to see a different section of the map at a different angle. I also had difficulty with the programming of the Kudo and the bots as many of the tiles I read as doing the same thing when they meant the difference between gain one point for one apple once or gaining a point per apple each. 2: After receiving advice from a couple student, I made the game a little more challenging and made the map a little easier to maneuver through. To do this I made the bots faster and made the map have less boundaries, allowing the Kudo more open space to run. Bot programming: Map layout: Kudo programming:

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