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Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards

Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards. Alice. What is a program?. Specification – general description of a problem someone wants to solve Examples: I want to bake a prize-winning chocolate cake. I want to enter my work hours and find out what my paycheck amount should be.

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Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards

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  1. Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards Alice

  2. What is a program? • Specification – general description of a problem someone wants to solve Examples: I want to bake a prize-winning chocolate cake. I want to enter my work hours and find out what my paycheck amount should be. I want to make a video of the story of the Three Bears with a techno score. "Scenarios"

  3. Algorithm – a general description of a process for solving a problem. Examples: General rules of thumb on baking cakes Steps to follow to calculate paycheck from hours, pay rate, tax rate, etc. Storyboard for the Three Bears scenario

  4. Program – a sequence of steps in a programming language that can be executed by a computer to solve a problem. Grandma Barnett's exceptionally tasty chocolate cake recipe. CalculatePaycheck.java Alice movie: The Three Bears, a modern fable (nominated for Best Animated Short-subject Film, 2006 Cannes Film Festival)

  5. Design stages • Read a scenario (problem statement, requirements gathering) • Design a program • Implement the program • Test the program (better when done "iteratively")

  6. Program Design • Decide on the problem to be solved • Often the problem to be solved is given to you by your instructor, team leader, etc. • Other times, you get to make it up! • Design a solution • We will use a storyboard design

  7. Example • The scenario is: Several snow-people are outdoors, on a snow-covered landscape. A snowman is trying to meet a snowwoman who is talking with a group of her friends (other snowwomen.) He says "Ahem" and blinks his eyes, trying to get her attention. Snowwoman looks at snowman and blushes. • The problem is: How can we design this animation?

  8. None StoryboardOption 1: Sketches

  9. StoryboardOption 2: Screen Shots Initial scene Snowman tries to catch snowwoman’s attention Snowwoman looks around

  10. Storyboard Option 3: Text • Animation Artists sketch their storyboards. If you don't enjoy drawing, you can use a textual form that like this: This is like a "to-do" list. The Learning to Program in Alice textbook puts a textual storyboard in a box. Do the following actions in order snowman turns to face snowwoman snowman “blinks eyes” and calls out to the snowwoman. snowwoman turns around. snowwoman blushes

  11. Create Initial World

  12. Assignment • Read Chapter 2 section 1 • Homework 2 (handout)

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