I did a horrible attempt at adding a beard to poor john's face. i took 3 screenshots with different angles on each one and it doesnt look bad...if it wasnt such a bad looking beard lol
Friday
Weekly hw 12 (part 1)
I did a horrible attempt at adding a beard to poor john's face. i took 3 screenshots with different angles on each one and it doesnt look bad...if it wasnt such a bad looking beard lol
Weekly hw 12 (part 2)
these are the screen shots i took using facegen. i added a few emotions and made him say ahhhhhhhhh lol i also change his eyebrows a tiny bit and made him squint
Weekly hw 9 (part 2)
The IBM Game Report was very interesting. The sense that Massively Multi player Online Role Playing Games are helping to share the next generation of great leaders feels very accurate to me. I may not be one of the best leaders but i have had my share of running a "Guild" in such MMORPGs. Running this guild helped me to get a sense of how to lead one group of people to achieve greater things withing the confines of the video game itself.
I would have to agree with IBM that video games are indeed a good way to decipher what one particular individual will be good at in a particular business setting. Terms such as "Tanker" or "Full Support" can be translated to what i think of as a Tanker or i would like to call them leaders of a smaller project within a larger scale. To me a Full Support can be equivalent to a person who is well versed with multi tasking as often times in games a Full Support class has to watch everyone's backs and make sure everyone is up to speed with all they need.
I was very surprised at the survey they performed. The statistics were quite startling to me as i haven't see the same statistics within the MMOs that i play. Such as the fact that the average gamer age is 27 which is quite a high number...and that is the average age...which means that there are plenty of people who are much older than 27 who play games heavily. Overall, the statistics during their study startled me quite a bit. To think that those statistics are from a year, two years ago. Who knows how the growth of all this will turn out in the next decade.
The fact that games create great leaders sounds very wonderful to me because of the fact that my parents used to tell me that playing games would get me no where, but now i feel as though playing games have actually slightly prepared me for the future ahead instead of hindering my progress in life. There have actually been a few times in my life where games have helped me through a test or to answer a question that came up. Those times may not be many but they have happened on a few occasions.
I hope in the near future that this research into games and business will continue with more support. Who knows? maybe companies will start to require some sort of gaming experience to work for a business. That sounds like a long shot but it does help to improve relationships between individuals. We will not know until many many years from now but with the current generation of people being brought up into the world it may just be a possible scenario for the future.
I would have to agree with IBM that video games are indeed a good way to decipher what one particular individual will be good at in a particular business setting. Terms such as "Tanker" or "Full Support" can be translated to what i think of as a Tanker or i would like to call them leaders of a smaller project within a larger scale. To me a Full Support can be equivalent to a person who is well versed with multi tasking as often times in games a Full Support class has to watch everyone's backs and make sure everyone is up to speed with all they need.
I was very surprised at the survey they performed. The statistics were quite startling to me as i haven't see the same statistics within the MMOs that i play. Such as the fact that the average gamer age is 27 which is quite a high number...and that is the average age...which means that there are plenty of people who are much older than 27 who play games heavily. Overall, the statistics during their study startled me quite a bit. To think that those statistics are from a year, two years ago. Who knows how the growth of all this will turn out in the next decade.
The fact that games create great leaders sounds very wonderful to me because of the fact that my parents used to tell me that playing games would get me no where, but now i feel as though playing games have actually slightly prepared me for the future ahead instead of hindering my progress in life. There have actually been a few times in my life where games have helped me through a test or to answer a question that came up. Those times may not be many but they have happened on a few occasions.
I hope in the near future that this research into games and business will continue with more support. Who knows? maybe companies will start to require some sort of gaming experience to work for a business. That sounds like a long shot but it does help to improve relationships between individuals. We will not know until many many years from now but with the current generation of people being brought up into the world it may just be a possible scenario for the future.
Weekly hw 10
Wonderland is completely unable to run for me...when i put in the values that the website told me to put in wonderland says connecting... and then it just suddenly closes and i have no idea why ive looked for a solution but i havent found anything yet so at this moment im unable to provide screen shots of wonderland
Wonderland doesnt seem to have any other problem besides being unable to connect to the public wonderland server...if anything changes ill be sure to put something about it but i highly doubt it will just magically fix itself lol but yeah ill stay positive.
Wonderland doesnt seem to have any other problem besides being unable to connect to the public wonderland server...if anything changes ill be sure to put something about it but i highly doubt it will just magically fix itself lol but yeah ill stay positive.
Weekly hw 9 (part 1)
I didnt get to run LOTRO nor WOW but i do play other mmo's so ill post a few of the screen shots i took from those respective mmo's....the First one is a game called Flyff and the second one is a game called Drift City...its just some random times in game that i had and some event screen shots from the games.
So yeah these are just a few in game screen shots and etc...
Weekly hw 8
Here are some pictures of working with Maya...I just did those assignments and took a few screen shots of random parts i was on...Maya seems like tons of fun lol but it also seems like a very difficult and indepth program to use...when i was moving objects around i would often times put it in the wrong areas or it would be hard to size an object correctly and etc etc... but all in all it seems like it runs very smoothly without any problems whatsoever
Wednesday
Weekly hw 7
Here are a few pictures of me being a rabbit in Croquet....i couldnt get croquet to connect to another peer at all so i wasnt able to obtain any screen shots of interacting with eachother.
Weekly hw 4,5,6
The above screen shots are for the weekly hw assignments 4 5 and 6. They contain pictures of the class talking about building....our solo assignment that we needed to publish and other various things withing second life. They also contain pictures in which i was creating/building posters....wallpapers...grass...and an attempt to create a fence.
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