First step of researching game development
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First step of researching game development
- 1. Researching Game Development Presented by Soe Myat Min Contact me 09-250178574 www.facebook.com/soemyatmin.ndcfomate
- 3. Context Kinds of games Stage Level design Character properties Positions What is a game
- 4. What is a game A Virtual World
- 5. What has game • Activity • Rules (also if open world) • Conflict • Goals • Decision Making • Artificial
- 6. Context Kinds of games Stage Level design Character properties Positions What is a game Example
- 7. Kinds of games • Plat-former • (Top Down) Shooter • Endless Runner • Spot / Racing • Puzzles • Simulation • FPS /TPS (First Person shooter) • Adventure • RPG (Role Playing Game) • RTS (Real time Strategy)
- 8. Plat-former
- 10. Endless Runner
- 11. Spot / Racing
- 12. Puzzles
- 15. Adventure
- 19. Context Kinds of games Stage Level design Character properties Positions What is a game Example
- 20. Stage in games development • What should contain in project planning? • What kind of models are in game development? • Is it same if difficult type of game? • What are the skill of your team? • Is it for business?
- 21. Let’s Start Project Planning • Idea • Making a scenario • Storyboard • Prototypes of the heroes (also enemy) • Middle testing • Making the scenes • Final Testing • Release
- 22. Models
- 23. Iterative
- 25. Context Kinds of games Stage Level design Character properties Positions What is a game Example
- 26. Level of the game • Is the game has only one level? • What happen when level 1 finish? • What happen when all the level finish?
- 27. Design the Level • Plan out Your Levels • Lead the Player • Vary the Scenery • Reward the Player • Test the Level
- 28. Context Kinds of games Stage Level design Character properties Positions What is a game
- 29. Character Properties • Balance the Character • Let player choose (but also level design)
- 30. • Choose your Hero in 112 • Choose the Spell • Choose the Item
- 31. What we can do?
- 32. • Let’s set a player who can do what we can’t !!! • Magic? • Spell? • God power? • Weapons? • Amazing Speed? • OR Simulations?
- 35. Context Kinds of games Stage Level design Character properties Positions What is a game
- 36. Who are in Game Development Programmer Sound Engineer Artist Game Designer Producer
- 37. Programmer • Engine Programmer • Backend Programmer • Scripter • Gameplay Programmer • QA (Quality Assurance Tester)
- 38. Game Design • Lead Designer • Story Copywriter • Core Mechanics Designer • UX Expert • Level Designer
- 39. Artist • 3D Animator • 2D Animator • Technical Artist • Texture Artist • Environment • Character Modeler • Prop Modeler • Rigger
- 40. Sound Engineer • Music Composer (Background Music) • Sound Artist (SFX)
- 41. Find Your Position Show Your Skill Let’s Start
- 42. BY Thank All Game Designer!!!
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- What r the position of game development
- What is game What has game Kinds of games Stage in game development Level design Character properties positions
- Emit light is mostly measure by RBG And Reflects light is not exactly measure by CMYK (but on printer know just CMYK so….)
- What is game What has game Kind of game Stage in game development Level design Character properties positions
- Some example photos
- 15-minute paper prototype and an hour-long playtest session can save you months of programming work.
- If you have poor level design, no one will enjoy playing your game Plan out Your Levels Lead the Player Vary the Scenery (No one wants to see the same building 50 times) Reward the Player Test the Level
- Some photos of player prep and oo design
- Game designers are artists. The term “art” is just as difficult to define as the word “game”… but if games can be a form of art (as we saw in Costikyan’s definition, at least), then designers would be artists. Game designers are architects. Architects do not build physical structures; they create blueprints. Video game designers also create “blueprints” which are referred to as “design docs.” Board game designers create “blueprints” as well — in the form of prototypes — which are then mass-produced by publishers. Game designers are party hosts. As designers, we invite players into our space and try our best to show them a good time. Game designers are research scientists. As I will touch on later today, we create games in a manner that is very close to the scientific method. Game designers are gods. We create worlds, and we create the physical rules that govern those worlds. Game designers are lawyers. We create a set of rules that others must follow. Game designers are educators. As we will see later when we start reading Theory of Fun, entertainment and education are strongly linked, and games are (at least sometimes) fun because they involve learning new skills.
- Rigger = in the lifting and moving of extremely large or heavy objects