User:Josh Oosterman/Design Study
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Revision as of 07:46, 29 July 2010
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The Problem
I wanted to create a tool to animate scenes, and humanoid characters.
Eventually I want be able to create complex animations which can be loaded into a 2d game.
This would take too long for a 427 assessment, so I've simplified the problem to having an interactive stickmen tool. The extensibility of the design of the system is critical so I can extend it in the future.
The system was fully designed and implemented in C# for COSC427, and was not based on previous work.
A screenshot of the current version is shown below.
System Goals
Within my 427 Project
- Customisable backgrounds
- Posable figures (Such as Stickmen)
- Props
- Extensible - so I can add the below features eventually
Outside the scope of this project, but to be added in the future:
- Interpolation between Keyframes
- Advanced Inverse Kinematics & Constraints on Joints
- Export angles & positions as animation file to be used in games
System Design
The image below is a simplified UML class diagram of nearly all of the classes in the system.
Design Description
Todo
Criticisms
- Todo
