Major project: Things to re-do and start

After our Major project briefing with Alan today we have were advised to create a checklist to show what we need to re-do and create for the Major project. Below is my list:

 Things to re-do:
  • Re-texturing assets
  • Asset turnarounds with new textures
  • Possible re-texturing of Diabetes character
  • Character turnarounds with new textures
  • Possible voice overs


New things to do:
  • Build set for animation
  • Create different Diabetes character textures/skins
  • Add objects to set (position them in the set)
  • Create and position lights for set
  • Animate

Diabetes character - Things to do:
  • Skin weights
  • Look at constraints
  • Create body blend shapes
Character face:
  • Blink
  • Eyebrows
  • Mouth blend shapes
  • Eye movements
  • Jaw control
  • Body blend shapes


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