Exit Interview

Which assignments did you enjoy and why?

I really enjoyed the animate cc projects. Especially the lighting projects because it looked really cool. 

Which assignments did you struggle with and why?

I struggled mainly with Algodoo because we had to do a lot of challenges and it takes a while for me to complete one, also because it required more thinking than usual.

Sum up your IT experience

... What did you learn?

... What should you have done to do better?

I learned about Animate CC and a lot more coding. At first I didn't even know what Animate CC was, but now that I have more of a general idea of what it is, it's pretty fascinating to do all sorts of new things on it that I never expected to do.

I feel like I should have continuously kept up with the assignments instead of falling behind, which made things a bit more stressful sometimes.

If you were to take IT in the future, what would you like to explore?

If I were to take IT in the future, I would like to do more of photoshop. For example using photoshop for real life situations like removing objects from photos or just the typical stuff like removing unwanted things. The thing I would like to explore the most is video editing. I'd like to learn more about video editing like using transitions and effects, that would be really cool.

Minecraft Slideshow 3

Minecraft Slideshow 2

Minecraft Slideshow 1

Animate CC - Masking - Rippling Water Effect (Combo)

Animate CC - Masking - Rippling Water Effect 2 (Boat, Sounds, Wake)

Animate CC - Masking - Rippling Water Effect

Animate CC - Masking - Lighting Effect

Animate CC - Masking - Lighting 3 Effects

Animate CC - Masking - Lighting Effect (Car)

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Animate CC - Masking - Fugitive

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Scene 2 Screenshot

GIF Part 1

GIF Part 2

Movie

Animate - Masking - Ocean

Animate - Masking

Game Journalism Day 5 - Walkthrough

How to play this game:

The overall goal is to just survive in general. You have to make it through the days by keeping a track on your status. (press spacebar) 

For example, watching your hunger, temperature, thirst, etc;
If any of those goes red, start looking at your health bar. And that's how you''ll know how long you have to survive.     


Pressing '4' to place fire when in risk of hypothermia or cold in general.                                                                                 

After learning the basics of surviving, you just simply can explore or complete the challenge. It may be hard but avoiding bears and wolves is recommended unless you have a hunter's rifle, and is able to kill them.

HOW FAR I GOT IN 1 HOUR:

To sum it all up, in 1 hour, I managed to find different and new locations such as Lake Cabins and many fishing huts. I managed to survive for about 2 days in the game, then died to wolves after that.

Game Journalism - Day 4 - FAIL

Fail by Wolf

Fail by Thirst

Fail by Hypothermia

Fail by hunger

Fail by fire

Fail by fall

Fail by dysentery

Fail by Bear, Infection, and drowning also included (not finished)

Game Journslism Day 3 - Tackle

Question 1.

In the game it gives you 7 days to complete the challenge.

                                          

SOMETHING USEFUL

Use charcoal to scout the area you are around so you can be somewhat aware of your surroundings and that'll help you get to places faster.

How to make a fishing tackle?

                                      

To make a fishing tackle, you need to make a hook and line. In total, you need to have one scrap metal and one cured gut to make a line and hook, and that'll result in a fishing tackle.

What did I do today?

To be honest, I still couldn't make my own fishing tackle, it sometimes just ends up in your inventory by luck. At first I found the Rail tunnel, then from there, instead of going in it like I always did, I went the opposite directions and instead found lots of cabins and fishing huts. To survive, I just found cabins or places to restock on food and built fires to stop the hypothermia.