For this blog post I found it simplicity to insert arms, legs, and special designs to emo, It was really easy trying to make emo 3d. I used polyline and other tools such as shapes and is triangles, circles, and lastly crosses.
The hard parts were finding and thinking if i really wanted to make emo, this character was Inspired by bmo the gameboy on Adventure time my favorite tv show i might change the legs and insert better buttons so when i go to create it on gamefroot it will be pretty easy to code.
For the past few weeks we are going to be learning game development, Digital curriculum, and many more digital things that will help with the gamefroot or scratch games we are going to be creating. just wait till we all are professional game designers, the people that pick storylines, and the mode like dungeons and dragons shooting games or rpg.
Next time I will make a more relatable features that you'd actually find in video games, because do you think you'd find a random gameboy in the middle of the jungle and space???? well lease you know what my imagination is about:) MMMMMM My brain: GAMES? you got Games on your phone?
Kia ora Houston!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed looking at the design of your game character. I especially enjoyed the way you've including gaming components in his design - he really reminds me of an original gaming controller, like the ones Nintendo had when I was a kid! I'm really interested to see what your character will do in your game you design. What is his superpower or actions? It's also really great to read about how you were thinking about the link between what you are doing and game development - especially thinking about future careers in gaming! There are so many opportunities out there for people with coding and design skills. Keep up the wonderful blogging Houston,
Kōka Amie