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Player tester Sidney & Gaige

Player tester Sidney & Gaige

  1. Finding the each card’s purpose
  2. Attacking another person
  3. Do something like Uno.
  4. Remove the heart.
  5. Add some new cards, like characters or something.
  6. Whoever goes to zero first loses.
  7. Strategic, patient and intelligent
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Player tester Gabriella

Player tester Gabriella

  1. It’s kind of hard to understand
  2. Different images, colors.
  3. I wanted to get rid of my cards easily.
  4. Change the some rules.
  5. Simple steps
  6. End the game with the lowest score.
  7. Cute, confusing and mystery

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Playtest for Gabin and Lilly

Tester: Bekzod N

Playtest for Gabin and Lilly

1. Finding the right color

2. Jumping to the different colors

3. Something helps you to jump to the end.

4. Remove the purple.

5. Different colors.

6. Go to the rainbow first.

7. Test your luck.

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Game Test Pirates

  • A bit of a learning curve for people who haven’t played DND before
  • Less character stats would mitigate the overwhelmingness of being thrown into a DND game with no experience
  • The boss at the end definitely needs less health. It took forever to even try and get its health down
  • Maybe a sheet that includes a short explanation of DND and a sort explanation of how the game is supposed to play out

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Game Test Battle of the Suits

  • Unclear if aces count as 1 or 11
  • It is a LOT to keep track of, so a system to have your health/shields tracked would be easier
  • We went through the deck twice and no one won, so maybe a cap on how many times you can go through the deck
  • Clearer rules would benefit player experience

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Game Test: Cat Rush

too many Food cards needs more Attack cards
sometimes not able to play due to having only food cards with full health
needs more players than 2 to be more interesting and involved
abilities are fun but game breakers if not enough players
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3 Part Animation

animationstripDownload
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Part 3</title> 

<style> 

body{ background-color: rgb(67, 66, 66);}

hr{ border-style: dashed; border-width: 2px; 
    border-color:rgb(197, 237, 243);}


.section {
    display: flex;
	  width: auto; 
    align-items: center;
    justify-content: center;
    margin-top: 5%;
    margin-bottom: 5%;}
    
#sprite {
width:400px; height:300px;
background:url(animationstrip.png) left center;

animation: go 3s steps(30) infinite;
}
@keyframes go { 100% 
    { background-position: -12000px; }
}

</style>
</head>

<body>

<hr>

<div class="section">
<div id="sprite"></div>
</div>
    
<hr> 


</body>

</html>
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Projection Sammy Homer

For my experiment I decided to do a projection of a car ride to RMU specifically when it rains for more immersion in the dome. I also wanted experimented with direction by turning the camera. I used my phone camera because I already had a specific spot for it and thought a circle around it would fit it on the dome. I didn’t realize my video was still not the right size until trying it out and it also made me realize that I need to consider length as the load time was very long.

I did another experiment that could have been a transitioned from the last experiment as it was me walking around RMU specifically going from Business School to the Gazebo. I realized only after that I recorded way too much and had to trim it done and speed it up. I also noticed that the camera was very unsteady compared to the other one (probably because I was holding it in this one) and the circle I tried to create turned to a weird oval that warp the image somewhat at the center.

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Light Projection- Meredith Berkheiser

For my project, I decided to project a simple axoltol animation onto my wall. Designing the axolol was the easy part, as adobe after effects was diffultcult to learn at 1st. Overall, whike it is a simple project I think it looks cool for the purpose of an experiment.

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Video Crit Notes

Emma

Rules

  • shoot in 5 different locations
  • can only use one part of a song (can repeat it as many times as needed)
  • only one actor
  • no cartoons
  • can only use one song throughout

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I Really like the transition from sharks to land texture (also liked the locations she went)

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • Maybe change the song fading

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • It’s really well paced though when the song fades I thought it was done already but then it continues

Mason

Rules

  • No music
  • Only natural light
  • In color
  • Don’t show the actor’s faces
  • Each scene must be in a different location 

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I love the constant voice and more serious tone

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • I liked everything

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I say it’s well paced

Bryce

Rules

  • Form of slow motion
  • Black and white
  • Any type of filter

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I really like the dancing effect where they dance and another them faded dances with them

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • I liked everything

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I say it’s well paced

Aleah

Rules

  • Don’t use one scene more than once
  • must hambone three times for 3 seconds
  • someone must do a cartwheel
  • eat a piece of cake
  • must play good feeling by flo rida in credit roll

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I really like how the cake is important to the story and the effects

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • I liked everything

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I say it’s well paced

Andrew

Rules

  • Not using yourself
  • no audio
  • No interaction
  • Filming cat
  • Cat doing basic needs

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I liked how how the cat is the main focus 

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • Maybe more action

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I feel like the licking segments are a bit too long

Annabelle

Rules

  • No dialogue (Narration or character)
  • Minimal amount of cuts/shots
  • The actor must have a word written on their forehead
  • One person at a time 
  • Must include a bottle of Coca Cola

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • A liked the guy dancing

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • The coca cola seems like an afterthought (maybe add it more to the story)

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I say it’s well paced

Harmony

Rules

  • Must be in black and white
  • No talking
  • Must be made outside

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I liked the black and white

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • Have it one orange instead of two

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • Maybe the orange segment is a bit too long

Meredith M.

Rules

  • no filter
  • shot outside
  • no sound
  • animals can be shown, only one per frame
  • only one person per frame

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I liked the jumping segment

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • I liked everything

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I think it’s well paced

Kaley J.

Rules

  • 15 frames
  • theme of technology
  •  must be shot with older form of video (camcorder/ older phone etc)
  • told through music
  • black and white

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I really like some clips being on a screen

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • I liked everything

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I think it’s well paced

Angelina

Rules

  • Black and White
  • No humans
  • Two Characters need to interact

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I liked how the character seem to interact with music instead of audio

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • Maybe less flashing lights

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • Some of the images take too long

Norina

Rules

  • two people never actually interact in the same scene
  • soft music, (barely hear it)
  • natural light 
  • two people

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I like the music and calmingness of the video (also how different the characters are)

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • I liked everything

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • I say it’s well paced

James

Rules

  •  can only film in not as professional clothing
  • no filters are allowed (cannot apply a color change to the film)
  • have one black and white scene as an exception from the no filter rule.

Was the rules for the obstruction followed effectively

  • Yes

What was your favorite part of the video

  • I liked how he visited different places

What would you edit, shoot, etc?

  • Maybe interviews of people that you visited

Was the video well paced? Did any parts feel too long or too short

  • Segments like the basketball and boxing are too long