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Video that shows the progression throughout the 10, 20, 30 year future starting at the present. To create it I had a different model for each time frame, but had them hidden beneath the grey floor. When I needed a certain model I would just swap it for the current one. This would happen in 1 frame so that it appeared to be one model growing. Created in blender using cycles render.
Creating some drafts for the studio poster. The text is just placeholder.
The first concept was a blueprint type design. These turned out nicer. I think that the two portrait designs work a lot better. I personally like the design with the inline images, but the next one gives more room for the informational text.
For the last two I was trying to go for a more simplistic style, but it ended up looking very bland. Since the project is for Auckland city, I used the blue for the sea, green for nature and the grey was for the buildings/housing, and only had text. These ones didn’t work very well.
Trying to work on my digital portfolio at the moment. Right now for studio it is just a blank page. Usually I end up forgetting about it and then trying to throw something together last minute and it looks kinda average. I am still not great with designing and making websites. I kinda know the basic HTML, but forget it a lot, but I still want to make the portfolio using coding. I am trying to think if having an overall theme for the entire website, or each page having it’s own theme whilst still tying together would be best. Having everything looking the same would make it seem very connected, but maybe not get the most out of each page which has it’s own ideas. Having it different may showcase each thing better on it’s own, but may seem disconnected. So with brainstorming this, one of the ideas for the studio, since being about housing, was a blueprint kinda design. Feel like this could easily look very amateur, so I am just trying it out for now.
The area throughout the 30 year projection. Starting with present day then 10 year projection, 20 years and then 30 years. Speculative vision of how it will develop. Using the terrain from Oliver, combining that with the buildings and roads, and positioning them in accordance with the depth levels of the map.
Screenshots of our interaction and play project. Everything has been added in at this point and we are just focusing on the report now. I was in charge of adding in effects like the snow falling and such to try and make it feel a bit more alive.
Newsable Post
Birds eye view of the model I made with the colourings based on what that land is being used for
Rough designs to just visualize a concept we were considering. The concept is still being worked with and tweaked so these may not be included. We were going to have different components that made up a city which people could attempt to design a perfect city. I quickly modeled a couple buildings along these lines. Just some draft concepts to get a possible idea.
Interaction and Play
We have now divided up the work load so that we all know what we need to do for the project. I am working on animating assets, starting with the lamb that is in the spring scene. Olive is working on sound, collecting sound effects. Kenzie is modelling, remaking models to give a better art style.
Putting in the roads into the Hobsonville Point and just testing out some colour
Studio VI
I have been modelling the Hobsonville Point to be used in our project. I have placed all of the buildings based on a map of the area (www.chester.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/precincts-2013-06.jpg). I am currently working on roads and trees and all the other stuff.
Weekly Starter Week 4
Olive has now joined me and Kenzie in the project. For the iterations some of the ideas for different things I had were making taking the explorative aspect of the game further by taking away the restrictions of the 4x4 square and have people look for things. Martin gave the feedback that after going through all the environments there isn’t a lot more to do. I had the idea of after the user goes through each season then something changes like you then have to go to specific seasons to unlock something.
We have now started on the second aspect which is research for the contexual part of the paper to look into similar concepts and how ours would fit and how to make it better.
Studio week 3 post
For studio Gina and I have decided to work together. I was not feeling confident with my ideas for the project. I wanted to focus on the environmental impact that maintaining and fixing the housing issues may have. The only ideas I could think of were very generic and basic games which I didn't want to do.
Gina had the idea of creating an apartment which I thought would be fun to create 3D models for and then introduce some interactive elements, so I asked if we could team up.
After talking to Anna, Julie and Marcel we have been brainstorming on narrowing down what exactly we want and how the project will be implemented. The main idea is an environment where characters, or possibly a user can view how the room can be used. We also want to put in an aspect of being able to see or choose different parts of the apartment, like high privacy or high lighting.
Studio Week 2 post
I started toying with the idea of focusing on the environmental impact that maintaining and fixing the housing crisis could cause. I have been brainstorming ideas around creating a game/simulation type project. I was thinking that I could model up a suburb and players would change certain things in order to make more housing, but while keeping pollution and such down as much as possible.There would be some sort of meter which would display the negative effects of building and such.
Other thoughts were to make a physical scale model of a suburb, and perhaps interact with this in the same fashion as the previous.
Another idea was having a story type scenario where you will be given 2 options and you choose one which will then give you another 2. Kind of like a choose your own adventure, so you can see the effects that each choice could have on the environment.
Studio week 1 post
The topic of the housing crisis seems like it could be interesting. I have been interested in architecture in the past and would like to do more 3D architectural modelling with this project.
Weekly starter 3
For fixing some things it will be very easy. We want to make the area larger, since we are no longer restricted to the motion capture 4x4 space, we can move around models and fill the world more.
Some of the other fixes will not be so easy though
Idea
Kenzie and I have decided to work together and I believe we are going to work on our VR project from last semester's Virtual and Immersive Environments based on exploring seasons.
Probably the biggest thing that needs to be fixed is that there isn’t very much interaction which was Stefan’s main comment.
Other things like the teleporting mechanic which didn’t work well with the motion capture and oculus, along with that I think sizing of models and such need to be tweaked also.
Brainstorming Interaction and Play
Originally I was brainstorming a couple ideas mostly working with the thought that I would take on the wild card brief, as I felt I wanted to do something different than the created briefs.
Floating around the idea of interactive animation firstly.
I first idea was a ‘choose your own adventure’ which Ben pointed out requires a lot of different branching storylines, which I would have to manage for by cutting it down as mush as possible, but do it well, which I think I could do.
I’ve also had the idea for a while to make a comic book inspired game. I find it weird in comic books that you can see what’s gonna happen in the future panels, so thought that a puzzle like game utilising that may be an interesting perspective on comics.
I also started to think about creating a physical game and other stuff but they didn’t really resonate with me.