A method of creating data algorithmically rather than manually, allowing for dynamic game environments.

A powerful game engine developed by Epic Games, widely used for creating high-quality games and interactive experiences.

The process of importing and managing various game assets within a game engine to create a cohesive environment.

A 3D animation and visual effects software used for creating complex assets through procedural techniques.

Creating landscapes that change based on algorithms, enhancing replayability and immersion.

Improving algorithms to enhance performance and reduce computational load in game development.

Methods used to introduce variability in game elements, enhancing unpredictability and engagement.

A technique that uses different resolutions of an asset based on its distance from the camera to optimize performance.

The process of not rendering objects that are outside the player's view to improve performance.

Pre-calculating lighting information to enhance performance and visual quality in a game environment.

Using design elements in a game environment to convey narrative and enhance player immersion.

Evaluating a game's performance under various conditions to identify bottlenecks and areas for improvement.

A design process that involves repeated cycles of prototyping, testing, and refining based on feedback.

An early model of a game environment used to test concepts and functionalities before full development.

The process of developing textures and shaders that define the surface appearance of game assets.

Techniques used to reduce the size and complexity of assets while maintaining visual quality.

The art of creating immersive and interactive spaces that enhance gameplay and player experience.

A visual collage that conveys the aesthetic and emotional direction of a game environment.

A comprehensive outline that details the vision, mechanics, and elements of a game project.

The process of testing a game with real players to gather feedback and improve the design.

A presentation aimed at promoting a game project, highlighting its unique features and appeal.

Reflective evaluation of one’s own work to identify strengths and areas for improvement.

Input from fellow developers or students on a project, aimed at enhancing quality and effectiveness.

The amount of processing power required to run a game, influencing performance and optimization strategies.