For this prototype, I decided to create the prologue in Ren’py to gauge how the actual visual novel will play out and feel. Although I have already brought in the script for the second prototype previously, I hoped to learn how the text would feel when the actual visual novel is being played with… Continue reading Aaron’s Prototype Sprint #3
The prototype I created that week was a storyboard and what frames I had created so far for the animatic I planned to put at the very beginning of the game. This animatic would basically explain why the player character is starting at an entrance of a farm village at the start of the game.… Continue reading Emma’s Prototype Sprint #3
For the final prototype, I posted the most recent version of the project’s cover art. Designed by both Chance Gayles and myself, we wanted to take a minimal approach that imbodied my research and recent inspirations. To accomplish this we used a very limited color scheme and kept the visual limited to just a foreground… Continue reading Alex’s Prototype Sprint #3
For my third prototype I took the previous feedback I received from my peers and incorporated all of them into my final prototype. I introduced color into my work and also revised the homepage into the easiest accessible for web use. After showing my final prototype I received some vital information on how exactly to… Continue reading Pete’s Prototype 3
I went to a Machine Learning 101 event hosted at the Princeton Public Library. This meet up consisted of a long lecture on the basics of machine learning and then I introduced myself to attendees afterward and had discussions with them. In this lecture, I was taught basic concepts of machine learning including gathering data,… Continue reading Kenny’s Industry Event
For my third and final prototype sprint I began designing some basic enemies players could expect to encounter within the game. It was mainly a demo of their behavior and how they would deal with the player. I had programmed their movement and actions without any damage values or player a player health system. I… Continue reading Chad’s Prototype Sprint #3
For my Industry Event, I went to the Mid-Atlantic Tiny House Expo in Philadelphia: (see website: https://tinyhouseexpos.com). I thought this event was absolutely amazing– I was able to learn a lot and also make some connections! People at this event were so knowledgable, extremely helpful, friendly, and real down to earth! I was honestly surprised… Continue reading Jamie’s Industry Event
For my industry event, I attended the “Celebrating the Life of Fred Rogers” event at the Mayo Concert Hall on November 4th. I had helped set up the audio at the event as part of my Audio Recording and Production class, and I was told that if I stayed for the event I would be… Continue reading Luke’s Industry Event
For the second week of our prototype sprints, I brought in a very very very unfinished version of a song that I planned on bringing to the Fall Show. The song hasn’t been titled yet. It featured an instrumental with vocals. I received mixed feedback on this one. Some people criticized it because of its… Continue reading Rashid’s Prototype Sprint #2
For the first prototype sprint I brought in a prototype of the cover art for my visual album, titled “Scars”. The image contains a highly saturated picture of my arm from a couple of years ago. I received a lot of constructive feedback from my peers. A lot of people liked severity of the scars… Continue reading Rashid’s Prototype Sprint #1