Explore
For Enterprise
Join for Free
Log In

浏览
搜索
企业版
登录
免费加入

Diseño de nivel (Parte I)

Loading...

Diseño de videojuegos

巴塞罗那自治大学

4.5（219 个评分） | 8.9K 名学生已注册

课程 2（共 6 门，视频游戏设计与制作专项课程）

VERSIÓN ESPAÑOL Dentro de la creación del videojuego, ¿qué papel juega su diseño? Este curso proporciona conocimientos y pautas sobre cómo diseñar un videojuego. Partiendo desde un concepto básico, se dan las pautas para trabajar correctamente sus conentidos, de cara a conseguir un objetivo claro: el documento de “game concept” que constituye el documento inicial sobre el que se basa cualquier videojuego. De cara a mejorar la comprensión de los conceptos, los ejemplos y referencias se fundamentarán en videojuegos reales, para permitir así visualizar el documento y cuáles son los resultados finales del diseño descrito en el mismo. IMPORTANTE Puedes seguir el curso también en Inglés (subtítulos y cuestionarios). _________________ ENGLISH VERSION Which role plays design in video games creation? This course provides guidelines and knowledge on how to design a video game. Setting off a basic concept, they give the guidelines to properly work on their contents in aim to get a clear objective: the game concept document is the starting document on which any video game is based. To improve the concepts comprehension, the examples and references will be based on real video games, to help us visualizing the document and which are the final results of the specified design. IMPORTANT You are able to follow this course in English (subtitles and quizzes).

查看授课大纲

您将学习的技能

Video Game Development, Video Game Design, User Interface, Game Design

审阅

4.5（219 个评分）

5 stars
142 ratings
4 stars
60 ratings
3 stars
10 ratings
2 stars
2 ratings
1 star
5 ratings

DR

Feb 28, 2016

Excelente curso!\n\nLos temáticas y la manera en que son abordadas, hace este curso bastante útil para consolidar muchos conocimientos nuevos.

JE

Jun 18, 2018

Me parece un curso excelente, cumplió con su objetivo que es aprender nociones básicas para empezar con el diseño de videojuegos en sí.

从本节课中

Implementación del diseño

En este módulo explicaremos cómo se implementan elementos de diseño en un videojuego. Para ello nos valdremos de un motor comercial (Unity 3D), que nos permitirá mostrar de manera práctica aspectos y conceptos que se han tratado en los módulos anteriores. Partiendo de un proyecto básico de un videojuego, modificaremos su diseño y jugabilidad para mejorar su experiencia de uso. Empezaremos explicando brevemente como funciona la herramienta del motor, para posteriormente comentar cada uno de los elementos claves de la jugabilidad: Control, Cámara, personaje, enemigos, inteligencia artificial, etc.

Diseño de nivel (Parte I)5:34

Diseño de nivel (Parte II)3:52

教学方

Enric Martí Gòdia
Associate Professor
Pere Nolla Rodríguez
Freelance y Colaborador docente

脚本

The next step is building the design level, as once we have the mechanics we must distribute them and make the different levels to then build or produce the gameplay, the game experience. So from all the mechanics, we must choose the ones we want for each level and mix them, as I said before, to get the experience we want to have in this concrete level. To begin we must take into account that the scenario building is extremely important especially because of the scale, the size. The scenario size will obviously have its influence on the user's experience, but also regarding the amount of art that must be done, in example, or other aspects such as the movement speed, the exact distance, everything must fit, maybe in the first prototypes we realize we must modify the scenario's scale because it is too big or too small, that's why these prototypes are made for. While making the level design we must also take into account, as we saw in the more theoretical part, it is very important to think which information will be available for the player, which one won't, which will he have to deduce; and the info we'll give him, how will it be given, when, and how, will it be through the interface or with another method. Also having clear which events happen at a logics level and mostly when adjusting the level thinking of how hard we are making it and which ability level we are asking the player for, and this is closely related to the concept of progression between the different levels. Obviously we must take into account the level design regarding the whole game, regarding how gameplay evolves during the whole game and during all the levels. Well, what we are going to do now is watching a basic scheme made with Photoshop, which is the map of the level we have implemented in our prototype. And here we will see our level's map, we will use the same Photoshop layers to identify the different concepts, the different mechanics that appear in the level. Let's begin with the level structure, as our level is divided in different rooms, here what we want to highlight is that there are two zones with a different height, which are these ones that are in this light gray color, which mean a lower part or a hole, so in this zone there are some platforms through which the character has to jump and pass through; all the blue zones have the same height, they are at the same level. Through the level, there are different doors which are these small lines in black color and the player needs to pass through these doors; all the doors are opened with a simple command, you press a button and they open, they are simple doors, you simply need to press the button and they open, there's no need to do anything special, except in the final door. To open the final door we must solve a small and simple puzzle in which we have to pick up different objects we will see now. Using doors to divide rooms allows us to, on one side, properly concrete the experience we want to give in each room, and it also allows us to avoid that some enemies get into the room. Sometimes we want to avoid it or sometimes we might even want to force it. Why? To make it happen. But in this case we don't want to, in this case we divide the rooms, using these doors from which, as I said, only the last one won't be open, the player will be able to open the other ones by simply pressing a button. Our character will set off from this point, this is its starting point, it will appear here when the level begins, when we load the level and we have to go to the other extreme which is the last door, we must get here and open this door. To open the door we must pick up 3 keys, 3 cards, 3 objects that float on the scenario and we must get, they are here, in these places, obviously the player doesn't have a map so he will need a mi to explore and look for these cards. From the beginning we must tell the player that he has to look for the cards, it wouldn't be a recurrent mechanic during the game, as in the different levels in which he has to open a closed door he must look for different cars or keys to open it. Apart from these elements we have enemies; the different enemies through the level positioned like this so that they are challenging and a menace to the player. Obviously the level design is quite subjective, one decides where he will put the enemies, at which specific point, the amount and also even specifically variating its behavior in this case is simply the same enemy because it's a very simple prototype, and although it's true that some of these enemies have limited their behavior, because there are some that move and some others that stand still in the same point. Once we've seen this, let's give it a quick look in Unity.

探索我们的目录

免费加入并获得个性化推荐、更新和优惠。

Coursera 致力于普及全世界最好的教育，它与全球一流大学和机构合作提供在线课程。

产品

证书
目录
MasterTrack™ 证书
学位

企业版
政府

社区

学生
开发者
Beta 测试人员
专业译员
技术博客

Coursera

关于
工作机会
合作伙伴
媒体
博客
附属公司
联系我们
帮助

© 2019 Coursera Inc.保留所有权利。

隐私
条款
内容访问
目录