Category Archives: Thesis

IntroductionThe papers were revised this week, following Nigel’s suggestion. Although the time I wrote the thesis is not very long, I believe that I am studying the subject of game animation very seriously. ProcessAfter writing the thesis, Nigel and I … Continue reading →

IntroductionUp to now, my thesis still has a conclusion, abstract and bibliography have not been completed. But I am very excited because I am almost finished writing my paper, even if it is only the first edition, it is a … Continue reading →

IntroductionThis blog is mainly to supplement Chapter 4: Further Studies and Analysis failed to write the content of the paper. ProcessAt the beginning, I wanted to create a questionnaire with my own animation analysis, just like Iva, and let the … Continue reading →

IntroductionThis blog is mainly a supplement to the third chapter: research methodology. Breath of the Wild has many practical examples to prove the 12 animation principles in The Illusion of Life, and I hope to continue to add them. Process1.Squash … Continue reading →

IntroductionThis blog mainly introduces the problems or interesting materials I found when I wrote the introduction and research scope. ProcessThe layout of my thesis is still based on Iva’s, but I didn’t write anything in the abstract. I think there … Continue reading →

InstructionNow I have started to write an outline, which is what tutor hopes to have. An outline can make the logic of writing a paper clearer. ProcessHere I refer to iva’s paper, and I have to say that this is … Continue reading →

IntroductionI have completed the preparatory work, and the next step is to enter the paper search stage, mainly reading the literature to provide inspiration and theory for my paper. ProcessAt first I wanted to use google scholar to find documents, … Continue reading →

IntroductionFrom today I will start to write my graduation thesis. I was very excited when I said that, because in the last course I found that writing a thesis can give me a lot of new knowledge. ProcessLuke asked us … Continue reading →