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The start of the project was very confusing mostly because I was struggling with what artist I should pick. I looked through various artists unfortunately none of them really helped me with my game. The first artist I found was Cornelia. She is extremely a brilliant artist. Her work mainly involves landmarks which I wanted for my game but there was something I was not sure about her work. Perhaps I could not really grasp the understanding of her works.
After that I was introduced to Mark Dorf. His works are very eye-catchy. Landscapes with a little bit of bright colours, shapes, objects and wonderful composition. When I researched about him, I found out that his work are based on how people see nature in technology perspect. That intrigued me. I wanted to bring the same idea in my game.
Even after chooosing the artist, I was still struggling to translate artist鈥檚 work within the game. I had a lot of ideas but it just did not hit the right mark. Eventually, I decided to go with the idea of making landscapes that includes a cave, mountains and forest.
Making a cave with no entrace or exit was a good idea because player would need to teleport - a technology - in order to go outside or come inside. I wanted to convey that in modern society, people feel the need to have technology in order to explore the outside world.
I think one of the most challenging thing was to translate artist's work into a game. Even now I still feel there is something a vital key that is missing in my game. Over all, environment wise, I think the outcome came out quite well although there are some changes I would make in the future.
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Painting landscape with brush
With the help of online tutorial, I created brush that have different materials so that I can paint the landscape.
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Collision issues. I wanted to add a bridge however the collision did not worked as I wanted. It only worked when the bridge has a plain base but i wanted a curvy one which did not worked at all.
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Creating a landscape. I did not used this map because it was too big.
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