More stress on the homework front, but finally we are starting to get something that resembles at least part of a game. For Case 3 we were to make three scenes consisting of a background, middleground and foreground that would move. Much like Walt Disney's Multilevel camera that he used to make backgrounds look threedimentional. However, in addition to the Case, we are soon turning in a report about all three cases that will be graded, and it should contain our product so far. And it's not a small job, so, I am in a bit of a hurry XD And very tired oh god I need more sleep. My own fault.
The thing is, in order to get a decent grade we need to include more than the assignment actually says. I personally think this is fun, and I sat all weekend with this. I wanted to try my hand at making buttons again, because they're about the most fun thing I know in Flash. It takes a bit of action script, but Flash CS5 makes this very easy because of the code snippets, so as soon as I found out how they worked, it wasn't so hard to put together something half decent. It's a start, at least.
And I think I'll just cut it short this time. Case 3 finished. Need coffeeee.
2 comments:
Why can I underline the text of the game/storytelling/thing? It is a bit puzzling.
And you know what would have been fun? Interactive background. I.e. if I clicked a tree, a leaf would fall from it. And so on. But I am known to have unreasonably complicated ideas and high expectations, don't mind me~!
It looks very good and interesting so far. :D The dangling lantern was very nearly hypnotizing. And the way it blurred when the camera zoomed in aaaargh. ♥
Also.
WHY ARE YOU WRITING THIS IN TWO IN THE MORNING?! GO TO SLEEP, WOMAN! D:
Forskningsassistent #1: omg sååå bra animasjon eleven din hadde!! O.o
Forskningsassistent #1: impressed'
Forskningsassistent #2: holy malony! det der var ganske drøyt ja
Forskningsassistent #3: Skal vi banke henne og ta den oppgaven selv?
:] Keep it up!
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