ICTGAM547 — Create interactive 3-D environments for digital games

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What an assessment for ICTGAM547 must cover

43 assessable components: 3 elements (21 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Obtain design documents for 3-D environment and select software tools

1.1Identify and confirm project brief, design requirements for 3-D environment and other applicable documents according to organisational procedures
1.2Conceptualise design requirements according to project brief and other applicable documents
1.3Discuss and determine design considerations and generate concept art for final environment design
1.4Confirm all requirements are considered and included in design according to project brief
1.5Identify and select applicable texturing tools, including painting, shading and texturing software according to 3-D environment requirements
1.6Research and select applicable audio tools
1.7Analyse and select 3-D modelling and animation software to be used
1.8Document, explain and justify design decisions according to organisational procedures

2 Create 3-D environment

2.1Implement basic geometry, flow and layout according to design requirements
2.2Separate each section of environment into key parts and choose focal point for environment
2.3Incorporate detail into focal point of level
2.4Set reference for rest of environment using focal points
2.5Integrate geometry and texturing and place models according to project brief
2.6Carry out detailed pass of entire environment
2.7Set up exterior and interior lighting
2.8Incorporate sound and particle effects and perform optimisation as required
2.9Perform final pass and finalise elements

3 Test and finalise 3-D environment

3.1Test and debug 3-D environment and confirm functionality on different digital devices
3.2Present finished 3-D environment to required personnel and amend according to feedback
3.2Document and report how design decisions have met 3-D environment design requirements
3.4Incorporate feedback in final design as required and obtain final sign-off from required personnel

Performance evidence

deliver a final 3-D environment for a digital game, according to project brief, including: production of concept art, documentation justifying and explaining design decisions.
implement design requirements into a working 3-D environment
create working interactions between user and the environment
render 3-D environment on at least one small device and one large device and confirm pixels are optimised.

Knowledge evidence

required budgeting and scheduling considerations for game design
digital game development processes
concept art generation processes for 3-D environments
capabilities of industry standard texturing and audio tools
features and functions of industry standard 3-D modelling and animation software
optimisation techniques applicable to creating interactive 3-D environments for digital games
technology requirements and human resources required to create games, including the team’s respective skills
industry standard game-play hardware and software products, including constraints that products impose on graphics and code development and creative visual design
testing and debugging procedures applicable to 3-D environment creation process
organisational procedures applicable to creating interactive 3-D environments for digital games.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interprets, analyses and comprehends briefs, documents and conceptual information to inform job requirements
Writing: Prepares documentation detailing process and final design using comprehensive structure, layout and complex industry language
Oral Communication: Uses listening and questioning techniques and effective mode of communication to articulate complex concepts and present design using industry language for intended audience
Numeracy: Undertakes geometric calculations to deduce measurements, relationships between points, lines, angles and figures in space by using assumed properties of space
Planning and organising: Takes responsibility for planning, organising and implementing tasks required to achieve outcomes
Problem solving: Makes a range of critical and non-critical decisions in relatively complex situations, taking a range of factors into account. Identifies and applies some basic principles of analytical and lateral thinking
Self-management: Implements actions as per the plan, making slight adjustments if necessary and addressing some unexpected issues
Technology: Uses a broad range of features in 3-D software applications for specific purposes. Manages and maintains files in a variety of storage media and formats

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