Ser Yeet's DMD E-portfolio

  Semester  B :  Week 24 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 24 Degree Show Planning With only a week and a half remaining before Easter, it was crucial to finalise the installation layout for Room A238 (Mercer Building) to allow Phil sufficient time for construction. Today, I dedicated the entire afternoon to mapping out the technical requirements, including the positioning of the projector and Kinect sensor, lighting configurations, and screen materials. I consulted with Steve and Mafalda, a Digital Arts lecturer, both of whom provided useful technical resources and execution strategies.  Below, I have outlined the specific action items and pointers they provided to guide my next phase of development. Mafalda Q1. How do I eliminate the shadows when people walk past the work? Can you use a short-throw projector or mount it on the ceiling? Answer: There are two ways you can do this (refer to the images below...

  Semester B:  Week 24 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 24 Progress on CV After revising the CV based on the feedback from the system, I had it re-scored and got a 90%.  Second Score on CV I went through the suggestions and focused on swapping out the action verbs. Even though the system is still nagging me about the introduction section, dates, and spelling, I’ve manually double-checked everything. It’s all solid on my end, so I’m ignoring those glitches for now. I got it scored one last time and got a 92%, which I am satisfied. Final Score on CV List of Scores

  Semester  B :  Week 23 Student:  Tai Ser Yeet (22064351) Programme:  BA (Hons)(SW) Digital Media Design WEEK 23 Learning Touch Designer Going through the YouTube tutorials is taking me longer than expected. Initially, I thought I could complete all the videos from the course in one week, but other priorities got in the way, and I was unable to complete them all. Currently, I am on SOP operators and have only MATs, DATs and COMPs to go before I can begin on an actual project. Following the SOP tutorial I learned that particle SOPs need to be based on some form of geometry to take shape. To remove the appearance of a shape, it is recommended to add a "sort SOP" and select a random pattern, allowing it to disperse unpredictably. Not only that, since SOPs take up a lot of RAM, the viewer of each operator should ideally be switched off to maintain the frame rate. Experimenting with Particles SOP 13/3/26 Although I am a little behind, I have been gradually ticking o...