This was my the first environment design using the Dreams software/game from Media Molecule. I used a randomize gadget for the “jack” objects to turn on and off in the scene. The large sphere in the distance used an advanced rotator gadget. You can set the gadget parameters to control the strength and manipulate the x, y, and z axis. I placed a simple prefab puppet in the scene that lets the user traverse the world.

Snap Shot of the world, showing the Gear Head Ink obelisk of course…

Snap Shot_low

This was the second experiment. I compiled a library of assets before starting this scene. I searched some music clips and modified them with the timeline gadget and set the score to sound a bit daunting. Again I used a prefab puppet, but I manipulated its color and attributes just a little.

I set up a sun/sky gadget and also added the grade and effects. You can get really nice lighting effects with this tool.

Testing the scene with a controllable puppet.

Exploring the level…

In this scene I show the Helix. I placed an advanced rotator and had to get the object under control utilizing the X, Y, Z parameter sliders.

Adding a fog gadget to the scene. You can adjust the parameters of the effect. I really enjoyed experimenting with this particular scene and theme. This design will be continued for a much more complex and refined finish. I have a particular character I would like to see interact with this world…

In this experiment I was going for a world that had more color and a friendly aura. I created a music score with other sound clips. I did borrow a puppet from another dreamer. The puppet was “Autumn Cat”. Worked awesome!

Ran out of time building this, as the beta stops on 4 Feb 2019. However, it is saved on the server to come back and continue…? The grade and effects on this world gives some really awesome color /light modifications. It makes the shots shown here look totally different. No sample to show at this time…

This was an exercise using the add/subtract tool. I also experimented with the sun/sky gadget. Thanks Media Molecule for the beta invite, really appreciate it and had a blast exploring the software/game so far…