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Enhancing the 'Spot the Object' Game: Feedback and Animation Suggestions

In this project feedback session, I discussed the concept of a children's game titled 'Spot the Object', featuring a squirrel hidden in diverse forest settings. Positive feedback highlighted the game's potential for educational value and the opportunity to incorporate other wildlife such as birds and hedgehogs. However, concerns about the animation's smoothness were noted, with suggestions to add more frames to reduce jumpiness. This document summarizes the insights received and outlines plans for improvements based on the collective feedback.

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Enhancing the 'Spot the Object' Game: Feedback and Animation Suggestions

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  1. Interactive Animation:- Design Document, Feedback and Response Archie Riley – N3043205

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  4. Feedback Received I asked: Do you like the game concept idea of ‘spot the object’ here being the squirrel? Feedback: “I think the idea of the squirrel is good, because if you were to continue the game further, it could hide in a lot of areas in the forest. You could also add in other animals, that are faster, and more difficult to spot etc. ” “The concept is a good idea for a children’s game, in future developments you could add several animals such as birds, hedgehogs etc. ” “I like the idea I think it could have education properties for children if utilised correctly e.g. finding the correct animal.”

  5. Feedback Received I asked: Do you think the animation is smooth? Feedback: “I don't think the animation is as smooth as it could be. Maybe you could add more frames to make it run smoother. ” “The animation seems quite jumpy as the elements (trees and squirrel) move to the side a few pixels at a time.” “It could be with relative ease but not at the moment.”

  6. Evaluation and Response Overall I received some feedback which was common to all 3 of the feedback responses. Here are my responses:

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