Computer Graphics

castlElude

Project members

Project proposal

1.    Project Background

Castlelude (castle-elude) is a computer graphic final project developed by two computer science students, Jessy Janlie and Yulita Putri. Castlelude is made with the hope to inspire young people to be more adventurous and explore the surrounding environment instead to focusing solely on one perspective.

In a sense, the developers believe that people should trigger their sense of curiosity to the outside world rather than staying inside their own world.

This project is also expected to enhance player’s memory skill as they are expected to remember the castle’s passage in order not to get lost inside the maze-like castle.

2.    Project Description

Castlelude is an interactive simulation application where the player must elude from the castle, where the player will be able to explore the castle in first person point of view.

In this simulation, player is expected to remember the path that they have explored, in order not to get lost inside the complicated maze-like castle and find the exit portal.

3.    Project Scope

The project includes the following:

• 3D environment.
• First person player.
• The ability to explore the castle rooms.
• Sufficient and realistic player’s angle of view (camera angle).
• Different and exciting environment inside the castle rooms (bedroom, dining room, kitchen, royal throne, etc.).

4.    Environment

• WebGL
• Blender/Maya
• Webstorm
• 3GS