http://www.rockymtnconstruction.com/
http://entertainmentdesigner.com/featured/the-top-10-most-innovative-entertainment-design-projects-of-2012/
http://entertainmentdesigner.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roller_coaster
http://rcdb.com/
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
IMD I Exam Review
3D
STUDIO MAX NAVIGATION Exam Review
31.
How to do render an animation in max (there are several steps here)
29. What is the difference between a copy and an instance?
28. How will scaling a shape affect an instance?
27. How will changing the height, width, and length affect an instance?
26. How do you group shapes?
25. What is the difference between ungroup, open, and explode?
24. How do you make a selection set?
22.
How do you select multiple shapes?
21.
How do you maximize a viewport?
17. How do you display wireframe mode?
16. How do you display wireframe edges?
15. How do you open the quad menu?
14. How do you activate the move tool with the keyboard?
13. How do you activate the rotate tool with the keyboard?
12. How do you activate the scale tool with the keyboard?
11. How do you constrain movement to a specific axis?
10. How do you constrain movement to two axes?
9. How do you pan the current window with your mouse?
8. How do you zoom the current view with your mouse?
6. How do you constrain rotation to 5 degree increments?
5. How do you use a spinner?
4. How do you use the keyboard to select the top view?
3. How do you use the keyboard to select the front view?
2. How do you use the keyboard to select the left view?
1. How do you arc rotate a view with keyboard and mouse?
17. How do you display wireframe mode?
16. How do you display wireframe edges?
15. How do you open the quad menu?
14. How do you activate the move tool with the keyboard?
13. How do you activate the rotate tool with the keyboard?
12. How do you activate the scale tool with the keyboard?
11. How do you constrain movement to a specific axis?
10. How do you constrain movement to two axes?
9. How do you pan the current window with your mouse?
8. How do you zoom the current view with your mouse?
6. How do you constrain rotation to 5 degree increments?
5. How do you use a spinner?
4. How do you use the keyboard to select the top view?
3. How do you use the keyboard to select the front view?
2. How do you use the keyboard to select the left view?
1. How do you arc rotate a view with keyboard and mouse?
Monday, January 7, 2013
IMD I - Welcome Back
Greetings!
I hope you had a great break!
We will be in BPA rotation today, I'll be checking in with groups to get people rolling.
I hope you had a great break!
We will be in BPA rotation today, I'll be checking in with groups to get people rolling.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
IMD
IMD I and II
Web
Your site map and wireframes should be completed, I should be back tomorrow, be prepared to share these in a formal presentation (practice for judging) the presentation will be worth a test grade and you will not have time to prepare tomorrow, so be ready. I will be grading your presentation based on the bpa rubric. just substitute wireframe for website.
Digital Media
You should be working on camera operation with D today. You also need to create a shot list from your storyboard, make sure to plan shots that re-create nationals: students in professional dress, awards ceremony, competition, etc. Make sure to look at the have to win list on the back board.
Computer Modeling
Start modeling a car exterior, create a bitmap that will be applied as a texture (use mapscaler, or uvw map modifiers to make the texture fit.) if you are unable to do this have the model and texture prepped for tomorrow. Complete 1-2 car designs.
Computer Animation
Continue working on supplemental models (kiosk, vendor cart, entry arch, etc) also focus your efforts on a storyboard for the two minute animation. This will guide what and how we model. This step is very important. Make sure to address run time of each shot in the storyboard. This is critical for computer animation.
The storyboard is due tomorrow.
Monday, December 17, 2012
IMD I + II
Unfortunately I picked up the flu thats going around.
Remember: It's days like these that are going to determine who our winners are! Don't slack because I'm not there! I'm expecting to see significant work when I'm back.
Make sure to use google for any terms you need to define in this document.
Digital Media
Continue with storyboards, they will need to be completed so we can start shooting when I'm back.
You can also do another animation in AE to mix up your day.
Web
Complete the wireframe and site map, I'd also like to see new segments (3 per person)
3D Animation
Continue working on "outside the ride" elements. these can include, but are not limited to:
Awning / Shade Structures
Ride Themed Turnstiles
Ride Themed wall sections (stone, brick, wood, etc. )
3D Modeling
Complete track system research and model the appropriate system for each coaster (specifically the chassis of the coaster and the appropriate wheels / rails / etc) .
Remember: It's days like these that are going to determine who our winners are! Don't slack because I'm not there! I'm expecting to see significant work when I'm back.
Make sure to use google for any terms you need to define in this document.
Digital Media
Continue with storyboards, they will need to be completed so we can start shooting when I'm back.
You can also do another animation in AE to mix up your day.
Web
Complete the wireframe and site map, I'd also like to see new segments (3 per person)
3D Animation
Continue working on "outside the ride" elements. these can include, but are not limited to:
Awning / Shade Structures
Ride Themed Turnstiles
Ride Themed wall sections (stone, brick, wood, etc. )
3D Modeling
Complete track system research and model the appropriate system for each coaster (specifically the chassis of the coaster and the appropriate wheels / rails / etc) .
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
IMD II
Digital Media
You will need to generate a storyboard for your presentation Make sure to include the following elements:
3D
AE x3
Dolly Shot
Jib Shot
VO
Music
Answer the big questions: How are you telling the story? What aspects of nationals are you going to address? What features of Indy are you going to showcase?
DO NOT SPEND TIME "SITTING AND THINKING" use time in lab to create a AE graphic for one of you aspects of nationals points.
3D
Make sure you have SOLID CONCEPT and present it to me. I want to see chapters! Referecnce images are very important collect lots of them. Please check in with me for the next steps.
Minimum Due Today: Logo / Signature Graphic For Each Coaster
WEB
We will start out reviewing storyboards and wireframes, segment content will be next
DUE TODAY: 3 segments per student (total of 9 per group)
You will need to generate a storyboard for your presentation Make sure to include the following elements:
3D
AE x3
Dolly Shot
Jib Shot
VO
Music
Answer the big questions: How are you telling the story? What aspects of nationals are you going to address? What features of Indy are you going to showcase?
DO NOT SPEND TIME "SITTING AND THINKING" use time in lab to create a AE graphic for one of you aspects of nationals points.
3D
Make sure you have SOLID CONCEPT and present it to me. I want to see chapters! Referecnce images are very important collect lots of them. Please check in with me for the next steps.
Minimum Due Today: Logo / Signature Graphic For Each Coaster
WEB
We will start out reviewing storyboards and wireframes, segment content will be next
DUE TODAY: 3 segments per student (total of 9 per group)
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
IMD II - Personal Site DIVs and segments
Personal Portfolio
Project - 1st Term Pages
Requirements:
q1.htm to specs below, style.css to specs below, 7 additional pages
for projects
css rules for #head #leftcol #rightcol #footer
h1 h2
and p
Images in a folder called “images” saved as appropriate
thumbnail and large resolution
q1.htm IMD
II first quarter Page
Create
an html page (q1.htm) and a style sheet (style.css)
Construct
the page with 4 divs (style rules must be in style.css not the html doc)
#head
(1200x400) #leftcol (600 x
variable) #rightcol (600 x variable) #footer (1200 x 250)
Create
segments in left and right DIVs with:
Image (prepare 1 at thumbnail
resolution and one at full screen res optimized in PS)
Title (formatted with h1 tag)
Application(s) used (formatted with
h2 tag)
Short description that communicates
one key element of what you learned from this project. NOTE: Abstract ideas, “I learned a lot,” are
not detailed enough! (Formatted with p
tag)
Do this for each of
the following projects:
Glass chess
Environment Chess
Knight
Columbus Historic
BPA Pin Design
Logo Design
` Capstone
Extra credit: A personal project from this year (max 2, 20
points each)
Create pages for each
project with a large image and description.
Name each document the first three letters of the project name. (Glass Chess = gla.htm)
Link each to
style.css
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