*Also the Audio department is not on the Talent Needed list yet, but will be available shortly.
Team name:
Project name:
Brak3
Brief description:
Sometime in the future...
With the world torn to shreds by the war to end all wars, a new society is born. Five nation-states arise from the ashes of the old world; together, they control all of the earth's landmass. The leaders of these states gather in a peace conference in New Paris to determine how to run this new world.
Their goal: prevent the self-eradication of the human race. Unfortunately, the meeting is a complete failure. With the world mostly destroyed in the war, and no significant weapons to sway power from nation to another, the nation-states turn to competitive racing to determine who controls the remaining habitable areas of the world.
Target aim:
Retail,Ideal plan is a Flat Fee of $50 dollars and the (optional) buying a server.
Compensation:
We cannot pay at the moment but we are discussing with a few investors about developing contracts for part time/ full time work.
Technology:
Target system - PC(Windows,OSX,Linux)
Programming language - C++
Artist tools - Maya, 3DS Max, Blender,Photoshop,Gimp
Sound tools - Programs used by the music producers: Fl Studio etc
Physics Sdk - Bullet
Music Lib - Irrklang
Rendering Engine - Irrlicht
Database - Mysql
Website Language - php,html
Talent needed:
[size=24pt]Positions[/size]
[size=18pt]Programming Department[/size]
Game physics programmer
The physics programmer is dedicated to developing the physics "Brake" will employ.
Artificial intelligence programmer
The AI programmer will develop the logic the game uses to carry out a large number of actions.
Graphics programmer
Will have a firm grasp of advanced mathematical concepts such as vector and matrix math, quaternions and linear algebra. Also
specialize in developing and modifying complex 3D graphic renderer's.
Sound programmer
Will have a firm understanding of digital signal processing and will implement features like 3D positional sound.
Gameplay programmer
A gameplay programmer focuses more on a game's strategy and the "feel" of a game and they will inevitably be involved with more specialized areas of the game's development such as graphics,sound and physics.
Scripter
The scripter will deal with things like cinematic events, enemy behavior and game objectives.
UI programmer
this programmer is more likely to develop advanced UI systems may allow scripting and special effects, such as transparency, animation or particle effects for the controls.
Input programmer
This programmer writes the code specifying how input devices such as a keyboard, mouse or joystick affect the game.
Network programmer
This programmer writes code that allows players to compete against each other (or play together) connected via a LAN or the Internet (or in rarer cases, directly connected via modem). Programmers implementing this feature of a game can spend all their time on this one task. Network programming is one of the most challenging game programming roles. These programmers have to deal with network latency, packet compression, and dropped or interrupted connections. Though this type of programming can consume the entire development process, network programming is often put off until the last few months of development, adding additional difficulties to this role.
Game tools programmer
The tools programmer can make game development heaven or unbearably difficult. Tools are used on almost every game for tasks such as scripting, importing or converting art, modifying behaviors or building levels.
Porting programmer
These programmers will port the game from one platform to another.
Generalist
Generalist will take on the various other roles as needed. Generalists are often engaged in the task of tracking down bugs and determining which subsystem expertise is required to fix them.
Lead game programmer
The lead programmer is ultimately in charge of all programming for the game. It is their job to make sure the various submodules of the game are being implemented properly and to keep track of development from a programming standpoint. A person in this role usually transitions from other aspects of game programming to this role after several years of experience. Despite the title, this person usually has less time for writing code than other programmers on the project as they are required to attend meetings and interface with the client or other leads on the game. However, the lead programmer is still expected to program at least some of the time and is also expected to be knowledgeable in most technical areas of the game.
[size=18pt]Art Department[/size]
Art Director
Manages the art department.
Lead Artists
Often know how to build, animate, and texture with a combination of personnel skills and scheduling.
Lead Animators
Are also experienced in pipelines and guiding other animators.
Lead Concept Artists
Are traditional artists who work on character, vehicle design and storyboard artwork while directing the art team.
Character/Vehicle Artists
Makes 3D models and sometimes textures.
Texture Artists
Handle's texture aspects such as assets, mapping, and light baking.
Skin Artists
Applies 2D texture maps to 2D and 3D character, vehicle and object models.
Character/Vehicle Animators
Specialize in art frames with specialization in 2D and 3D movement.
Technical Artists
Master shaders, animation rigs, scripts, asset properties, imports, and lighting.
Environment Artists
Model's and texture landscapes, structures, and objects.
UI Artists
Design user interfaces for gameplay.
FX Artists
Specialize in Visual FX and must know scripting, 3D programs, particle systems, and game engines.
Cinematic Artists
Work's in high quality real time graphics.
Website: (3)
A.Programmer(1) - Are responsible to keep the website up-to-date also to program all the necessary code needed for a dynamic webpage/interactive.
Requirements - can show previous work which involves website programming or similar
B. Designers (2) - Are responsible to design the template of the website and all pages required for the programmers.
Requirements - can show previous website designing templates
Team structure:
Art Department:
Modeler/Owner/Designer - Daniel, since start
Modeler- cody
Modeler - Zbigniew, 2-3 weeks - modeler who is doing environment modeling.
Modeler - Ethan, since start - modeler who is doing prop/environment modeling.
Modeler/level designer - Krag
modeler/props - nitishki
Art Director/Concept Artist(Environments) Psi New to team
Concept Artist(vehicle Designer) Red New to team
Lead Concept Artist/vehicle designer - Carbon
Lead Music Director - Adam , since start - who the music artist will report to.
Music Producer - Eric, 3-4 months - who is making in game tracks/trailer.
Music Producer - BenBrocket,2-3 months - who is making in game tracks/trailer and sfx.
Music Producer - Kiiryui , - 1,2 months - who is making in game tracks.
and few others....
Website Programmer - Sabstein, 1-2 months - who is going to program the website once a agreed template is made.
Lead Programmer - William, from start - who the programmers reports to and contact for svn info etc...
Graphics Programmer/linux support - Bush,1-2 months - who is responsible for the shaders in irrlicht and anything graphic related.
Physics Programmer - Jinx, 3 weeks - who is responsible for programming the physics thats needed in game doc.
Physics/game play Programmer - Patrick, 2-3 months - who is responsible for gameplay and some of physics.
Network Programmer - Armen, 3 weeks - who is responsible for all gui programming.
Programmer/Designer - Michael
Owner/Programmer/Designer - Brion , me and Daniel started company
Website:
www.badastudios.com
Contacts:
jobs@badastudios.com
Previous Work by Team:
Each individual have done their own projects either for another Professional studios or personal project.
Additional Info:
Some of our art
http://s188.photobucket.com/albums/z320 ... Render.png
http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/8210/35489443.png
This is 20% completed level.
http://imagebin.org/87427
Feedback:
Positive Feedback Only
but f.i. simple driveable boxes with network support (MOG) - that's close to how I started with my driving simulator (in fact - a paid job).
