Test VR Material in SCORM Format for Moodle -- 2
Budget: $29 – $30 USD
The task involves developing the first test VR material in SCORM format, and it is related to the assignment.
https://www.freelancer.pl/projects/3d-animation/Virtual-Reality-Develop-pieces-second/
Guidelines:
Choose one offensive action video material of 15 seconds in length at your discretion.
The offensive action should involve at least two passes between at least two players and result in a goal.
Start the video with a static "Start" screen.
Render the first 10 seconds of the action, indicating two players, A and B, participating in the play. Player A passes the ball to player B, who scores a goal.
Divide the video as follows: The first 7 seconds of the video should depict the beginning of the action, with player A in possession of the ball.
From seconds 7 to 10, show the time before player A passes the ball to player B. This is the time when player B positions themselves correctly. From seconds 7 to 10, present the VR view of the players from player B's perspective. In the 7-10 second timeframe, visualize how player B sees player A. The viewing perspective should be a 180-degree rotation, with player B able to see the perspective from player A to the goal, as well as the players from both teams.
From seconds 10 to 12, show the video where player A passes the ball to player B.
From seconds 13 to 15, show the VR view just before the shot, allowing the viewer to see player A, the ball in flight, and the surrounding players from a 180-degree perspective. The viewer can look around and observe player A, the goal, and other players.
After that, show the shot and goal for a few more seconds. End the video with a "Goool" screen
https://www.freelancer.pl/projects/3d-animation/Virtual-Reality-Develop-pieces-second/
Guidelines:
Choose one offensive action video material of 15 seconds in length at your discretion.
The offensive action should involve at least two passes between at least two players and result in a goal.
Start the video with a static "Start" screen.
Render the first 10 seconds of the action, indicating two players, A and B, participating in the play. Player A passes the ball to player B, who scores a goal.
Divide the video as follows: The first 7 seconds of the video should depict the beginning of the action, with player A in possession of the ball.
From seconds 7 to 10, show the time before player A passes the ball to player B. This is the time when player B positions themselves correctly. From seconds 7 to 10, present the VR view of the players from player B's perspective. In the 7-10 second timeframe, visualize how player B sees player A. The viewing perspective should be a 180-degree rotation, with player B able to see the perspective from player A to the goal, as well as the players from both teams.
From seconds 10 to 12, show the video where player A passes the ball to player B.
From seconds 13 to 15, show the VR view just before the shot, allowing the viewer to see player A, the ball in flight, and the surrounding players from a 180-degree perspective. The viewer can look around and observe player A, the goal, and other players.
After that, show the shot and goal for a few more seconds. End the video with a "Goool" screen