Tuesday, December 28, 2010

MMD2123 Project Proposal

Introduction: An interactive edutainment game whereby a user will need to deliver food supplies and clothes to the orang asli in Temiar Settlement as a token of appreciation for visiting them.

Objectives: To give a virtual experience of getting to Temiar Settlement, Pos Chiong, Tasik Banding, Gerik and to give an awareness of the geographical location, ecology and culture there.

Target Audience: Teenagers and young adults.

User Task: To navigate the area using a virtual kayak towards the destination which is Temiar settlement in Pos Chiong based on the map given to deliver the food and clothes and learn about their culture in return.

Detail Description: User begins by choosing the desired kayak, paddle, and Personal Floating Device (PFD). The goal is to navigate through the lake by kayaking towards the destination, which is the Temiar Settlement, to deliver the supplies and to be able to learn their culture. The supplies will be put in the dry bag which will be strapped on the kayak. The map is divided into 4 pieces, each one is placed at a certain checkpoint. User begins the journey with the first piece of the map towards the first checkpoint, where there will be an obstacle. Each time they pass the obstacle, the new piece of map will be given, which will bring them closer and closer to the destination. Every checkpoint has a different obstacle, such as boats trafficking, water ripples that can cause the kayak to capsize, passing by area with a lot of dead tree barks, and aggressive fishes like Toman.

Precedent studies:

sit-on-top kayak with lots of space to store things at the front and rear.
source: http://mycorezone.com/main.php?section=product&page=product_detail&product_id=1015




virtual canoe video.
source: http://springhead.info/~hase/vcanoe/vcanoe.html

Monday, September 20, 2010

Application Screenshots

First page of Death frame.

First page of Marriage frame.

First page of Birth frame.

Box opening.

Infographics Design

Death graphics

Marriage graphics

Birth graphics

3D box creation in Maya

Work in progress:








Rendered images:






Thursday, September 16, 2010

Buttons

Final Design:


Default look (music button animating: refer image 5)


Mouse-over 'back' button.


Mouse-over 'back' button(continuation).


Exit button on mouse-over.


Music playing.


Music playing.


Music playing.


Music off. Click symbol to on.

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Concept Board

Work in progress:


Dark gray, nearly black background.


Layout of the boxes


Parcel icons and application title and address.


Measurement of box layout.

Fonts used:
  • Silent Hill of Cheryl (application title, address, and barcode number)
  • FontCode39H3_TR (barcode)
  • Lucida Sans Typewriter (measurement)

Final Design:

Monday, September 6, 2010

Precedent Studies

Infographics:

image from here.


image from here.

image from here.

Application concept:







source: flash village

preview swf here.

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Field Research & Visual Gathering 3

Continuation of visuals from Belum trip. Shot with Ilford HP5 Plus.


SK Sungai Raba, Air Banun, Gerik.


Temiar settlement, Pos Chiong, Gerik.


SK Sungai Raba, Air Banun, Gerik.


Temiar settlement, Pos Chiong, Gerik.


Temiar settlement, Pos Chiong, Gerik.

Monday, August 16, 2010

Field Research & Visual Gathering 2

Visit to Orang Asli Museum, Gombak. All the images here are credited to them and taken with permission.

The visuals:- (Birth, Wedding, Death)


Scented roots for bath.






Bamboo knife is used to cut the umbilical cord.


The midwife assisting the mother.


Model of the birth place.


Coconut shell with burnt charcoal and ashes.


Bamboo knife.


Heated Batu Tungku functions like a hot compress and placed on the belly after giving birth.


Model of a grave.


Model of the graves.


Model of a grave.


Model of the wedding customs.




Details of the wedding customs.

The visuals 2:- (Some basic info on Orang Asli)










The visuals 3:- (Design precedent studies based on their patterns decoration)