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\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n 1.Trial of HTC Vive<\/b><\/p>\n Tyler set up a HTC Vive in SoHE VR lab. All of us tried 3-4 games with HTC Vive and discussed how we would be able to use HTC Vive for our project. One problem we might have is limited interactive VR space with HTC Vive. As we want our player to explore large space this is potential challenge of using HTC Vive. After trying the various demos, we tested our own assets in the Vive and immediately saw how we could possibly interact with the environment. It was strange to walk around in a low-poly world. Unfortunately, we may not have the Vive until the end of the semester, so development on Vive is still uncertain. Most properties should transfer between the DK2 and the Vive, so we can still move forward with development.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2. Storyboard and interaction Design<\/b><\/p>\n 2.1. Storyboard Creation<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n 1. \u00a0 \u00a0 Start<\/span><\/p>\n Gazelle\u2019s Narration on Global Warming (1-2minutes)<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n A player starts the game by exploring a beautiful forest (Visual cues: Snow on the top of the mountain, thickly wooded hills, clear lake, forest animal running everywhere, clear sky etc). At a point in the forest an annoyed gazelle (Or herd of gazelle) approach the player muttering and cursing in the general direction of the player. The gazelle guides the player back to the house, most likely in an attempt to keep them there so they don\u2019t cause any environmental harm. During this short journey, the gazelle tells the player how nature could be beautifully preserved in this place without human interruption. But, now that the human is here, there is practically no hope. The gazelle laments about the variety of things that a human could mess up in the forest environment. She tells a story that too much of carbon dioxide trapped heat and warmed the planet and blames irrational behavior of human resulting in global warming. \u00a0At the door deer asks the player to not do anything stupid inside of the house to ruin the environment, and then asks that the human stay in the home as to not ruin the environment outside. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n 2. \u00a0 \u00a0 In the House<\/p>\n A spider(<\/span>or evil deer whatever. I could not come up with animal that represents evilness\/darkness<\/span><\/i>) welcome a player in the house and ask him\/her to destroy environment instead. <\/span><\/p>\n 2.1) Trash everything!<\/span><\/p>\n A spider tell a player that trash in the landfill release methane gas. But so what? he ask a player to dump everything into trash can and do not recycle. Then player is guided to throw them away or dump in the water<\/span><\/p>\n \u2192 Green-house gas increase. 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