3 things to consider
Level Design
Level design is the phase of the development process that deals with creating the stages, maps, and missions of the game. The overall purpose of level design is to create interactive situations or events within the game environment to challenge the player and keep them engaged.
BluePrinting
A software blueprint is a high-level plan or outline used in the development of software. When the term blueprint is used in programming, it usually refers to one of two related, yet slightly different concepts: a high-level, graphical or written piece of documentation of software architecture
Data Analytics
Did you know that gaming companies learn when if the levels are to difficult to pass by user's behavior, like access use of Pause and Quit.
Knowing how your user's behavior in your game, software or platform allows you better understand what areas they can improve in.
Types OF Designs
ARCHVIZ
Archviz is the faculty of mixing technical and creative skills, to gather information and to translate them into visual and accessible comprehension. There are many possible applications, photo-realistic images, models or even animations for virtual experiences
3D Scanning
Did you know you can 3D scan yourself?
3D scanning is the process of analyzing a real-world object, person or environment to collect data. a 3D scanning machine, or 3D scanner will collect the shape and possibly appearance (like the color) of the subject. This data can then be used to get a 3D model, meaning a digital and three-dimensional object.
3D Modeling
3D modelling is the process of creating three-dimensional representations of an object or a surface. 3D models are made within computer-based 3D modelling software, which we'll explore a little later. During the 3D modelling process, you can determine an object's size, shape, and texture.
Animation
3D Animation
3D animation refers to the process of taking digital objects and making them come to life by creating the illusion that they're moving through a three-dimensional space. These computer-generated objects appear on a two-dimensional screen, but they're crafted to mimic the principles of a 3D world
VR Communication
Virtual Reality (VR) is a communication medium that makes virtual experiences feel real and appear unmediated. Since the 1960s, VR has been used by the military and medicine for training and simulations, but VR has also become fertile ground to evaluate social and psychological dynamics in academic settings.
Multiplayers/MultiUsers
Multiplayers/MultiUsers once the project is ready to deploy, it is ready for Multiplayers/MultiUsers. This requires back end solutions like, Microsoft Azure PlayFab or AWS gamelift.
Did you know you can host up to 350 Million Users Per day?