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images, avatar
Avatars are great when you ;
1. can’t find a photo to suit your protagonists
2. Want to create your own style of character to suit your needs.
3. any other reason
For a food safety module I wanted a certain look NOT a real (stock photo) chef but a chef. So after a some thought an avatar seemed the best fit. I could also incorporate this into a character state. IE choose one character and states throughout the module showed the avatar originally selected.
Hexatar:
This site offers a quick and easy way to create a ‘character’ to fit numerous genres/ fields. With various characters to start from you can edit your way to a look that suits your needs.
Here’s a sample of what I created for a ‘murder mystery’ food safety module.
Summary:
When you can’t find an image to suit your needs, there’s always a way to create your own.
Check out Hexatar
Avatars are great when you ;
1. can’t find a photo to suit your protagonists
2. Want to create your own style of character to suit your needs.
3. any other reason
For a food safety module I wanted a certain look NOT a real (stock photo) chef but a chef. So after a some thought an avatar seemed the best fit. I could also incorporate this into a character state. IE choose one character and states throughout the module showed the avatar originally selected.
Hexatar:
This site offers a quick and easy way to create a ‘character’ to fit numerous genres/ fields. With various characters to start from you can edit your way to a look that suits your needs.
Here’s a sample of what I created for a ‘murder mystery’ food safety module.
Summary:
When you can’t find an image to suit your needs, there’s always a way to create your own.
Check out Hexatar
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That’s a pretty cool asset. Thanks for pointing it out.
Just wished there was an easy way to integrate Character animator in Captivate.
Lieve, thanks for taking time to comment. Have you tried Plotagon? I’m thinking interactive video if the output plays with Cp.
