“Fun & Games: An Introduction to Art-Based Game Modding” by Pearce, Hobson, Cannon, Cho, Eady, et al. …
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Entry Number: 02
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- Fun & Games: An Introduction to Art-Based Game Modding
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Prerequisites
Familiarity with 3D modeling tools and techniques is helpful, but extensive knowledge of computer graphics production is not necessary.
Topics
3D modeling, texture-mapping and animation for PC-based real-time applications. Computer game design and scripting for interactive game environments. Integration of 3D models created with other tools, such as 3D Studio Max, with consumer game engine systems. Quake, Half-Life, and Unreal Engines.
Description
Game “modding” (adapting or creating content using commercial game engines) has become a favored strategy for rapidly producing real-time 3D worlds that can be downloaded from the web and played on any game-ready PC. Commercial games often come packaged with modding tools, and others are available as freeware and on the internet. In this course, leading and emerging international game artists show examples of their mod-based artworks and describe techniques used to create them.
