yes in some cases they do but not very much they have computers do all of that for them i have created multiple games and i havnt used trigonometry once
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Video game systems use their own operating systems normally, for example the PS3 has it own operating system that is built in and updated regularly. This said, some systems can use 3rd party operating systems although these are rare and usually pointless. For example Windows 95 can be ported to a PS3 but it pretty pointless and mostly just for show.
*intensity, distribution, color and movement
*Plot
they use final cut pro/express for video editing and adobe after effects for special effects
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I think yes...most of the 3D models use geometry
Video game designers use many tools. They all vary from code compilers to 3D programs. A popular modeling tool would be Autodesk Maya. But code compiler programs are a bit more difficult to spot. The only 2 code compiler programs I know about is Java Eclipse and Code:Blocks; I am a game developer myself.
That depends on your profession. If you are a math teacher, then you might use a lot of Trig. If you are an engineer, working with forces on any object from different directions, then you would use trig. Electrical engineers use trig. Surveyors use trig.
The video game designer works on the idea's and brainstorm how the game is going to be laid out. Usually they're a team with several others, and have a lead designer. The lead designer looks at the game concept as a whole. While others get split up into smaller teams like level designers, who work on smaller parts of the game; Writer-designers who work on dialog and text; Or Sound-Designers who work on the sound effects and such. Artists are the ones who take the designers and use them to draw 2-D images for the game, or even create 3-D models. Either way what the designers come up with. The artists create it for the game, and like designers, can be split up into multiple categories such as: animators, background modelers, and texture artists. The programming team.. Well does just that. It writes the code for the game and utilizes the Artists and Designers work into the game and puts it all together into the fabulous 2-D or 3-D game that you see today. The testers test the game and attempt to help find bug fixes within the game. Not all are found but they try their best. This isn't all the jobs ~Triston
graphical engineers and game designers
spherical trig look it up its way confusing
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No you cannot play ssx with someone else on the same game console. SSX is a single player game. You can only use online multiplayer to play with other people. Dont these video game designers know that most people who wanted to buy this video game were expecting it to be multiplayer; not just online multiplayer.
use cheat codes
The video game designer works on the idea's and brainstorm how the game is going to be laid out. Usually they're a team with several others, and have a lead designer. The lead designer looks at the game concept as a whole. While others get split up into smaller teams like level designers, who work on smaller parts of the game; Writer-designers who work on dialog and text; Or Sound-Designers who work on the sound effects and such. Artists are the ones who take the designers and use them to draw 2-D images for the game, or even create 3-D models. Either way what the designers come up with. The artists create it for the game, and like designers, can be split up into multiple categories such as: animators, background modelers, and texture artists. The programming team.. Well does just that. It writes the code for the game and utilizes the Artists and Designers work into the game and puts it all together into the fabulous 2-D or 3-D game that you see today. The testers test the game and attempt to help find bug fixes within the game. Not all are found but they try their best. Hope this helps! =) ~Triston