Game Asset Design As A Culture Conservation Effort Through New Media
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https://doi.org/10.31598/bahasarupa.v6i3.1393Kata Kunci:
budaya, media baru, game digital, aset game, dan animasi, budaya, media baru, game digital, aset game, animasiAbstrak
Indonesia memiliki budaya yang sangat kaya, namun tidak banyak yang diketahui oleh masyarakat luas, meski ada beberapa yang dikenal namun perlahan mulai dilupakan karena kalah oleh perkembangan teknologi. Untuk itu penelitian ini dilakukan dalam rangka mengembalikan ingatan akan budaya yang ada di wilayah penelitian studi kasus Batak Toba melalui media baru yang dikemas dalam teknologi permainan digital, sehingga dapat menjadi bagian dari pelestarian budaya. media. Melalui metode ini diharapkan secara tidak langsung dapat memperkenalkan budaya daerah kepada khalayak sasarannya yaitu anak muda dari generasi milenial. Metode yang digunakan adalah mengumpulkan data, menganalisis data, menentukan aset, mengilustrasikan aset (membuat sketsa, mewarnai), membantu ilustrasi aset, merevisi, dan menyelesaikan desain aset 2D. Penelitian ini berhasil menciptakan enam (enam) aset berupa ilustrasi 2D budaya Batak Toba. Yakni, tokoh-tokoh legenda, pakaian adat (laki-laki dan perempuan), rumah adat, senjata adat, makanan tradisional, dan pemandangan alam. Nantinya, desain aset ini akan dibuat menjadi model 3D untuk diimplementasikan ke dalam game engine.
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