With a calculator ok, video game designing is a very large field.
CG people who do like rigging and modeling are using 3D software packages, and if you don't understand math, it's basically impossible to understand how the program actually works.
Programmers (this is probably the easiest one, aka the tech side of of this whole thing) write well programs. if you don't know anything about programing, you can't program with at least like algebra skills, bar none like +,-,x,/ at least, because programs work with numbers.
So yeah, without math you can't program, without programming, there's no video game. Also if you could prove something about logic and math skills going hand in hand, because programs are logic and math.
Like say you're playing a shooting game. when you fire at someone, there's a chance you will and a chance you won't hit them, right? if you don't understand how this works, you can't program it.
also, all RPG Video Games go back to real RPG games (like D&D). In order to write the code needed to provide things like you character leveling up, gaining xp, doing damage the programmer has to be able to understand how the math works to make sure the program gets written correctly.
Yeah, programmer is probably the easiest do to there, just guessing. but without programing, a video wouldn't be possible at all. even the on the artist side, they need to know how to write program to help them work. Like you can write code to make long things easier in say photoshop.
simple answer here though - everything in a computer is math
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∙ 14y agoFashion designers need to measure the fabric they use. They use fractions and decimals to figure how much they need.
Believe it or not, probably 99.99999999% of jobs need math. For example, even farmers need to measure land, artists use dimensions, cell bio engineers need to calculate rate of cell multiplication, video game designers use geometry to create lifelike shapes, and much more. I once wrote an essay on this, and I listed at least 10 jobs!
A fashion designer uses lots of technology:-Sewing Machine (to create the clothes themselves)-Computers (to research) (to help them design, as there are fashion programmes)-Cameras and Video Recorders (to record inspiration and ideas whilst on the go)Hope that helps xyes it was very helpful
While math skills are definitely the most important skills to have as a fashion designer, you will use math quite a bit, particularly around measurements. Designers don't just draw pretty pictures of clothing, they have to understand how the clothing is constructed. Educated fashion designers know how to draft patterns, which involves a lot of math. Additionally, many fabrics, like denim, are sold in weight, so understanding weights and measures is also important. Also remember, fashion is a worldwide industry and America is the only country that doesn't use the metric system. That said, understanding how to convert kilograms into pounds and meters into feet is also important. Designers don't involve themselves in the business side of fashion as much as merchandisers do, but a good designer should also understand pricing when choosing fabrics, trims and construction, and be able to calculate the final retail cost of a garment, post production. Basically, a fashion designer will probably never use advanced match skills, like Algebra or Calculus, however, basic math skills are very important to being a successful designer.
everyday they use math
It varies very much by the type of coding the designer* is creating. But commonly similar between all video games is the coding and scripting of the game. There are a lot of variables that have to be defined so the game can function with limitations etc. For coding such as java, one has to use math to predefine a system of numbers for things such as ; size of maps, damage ( if it is that type of game ) , etc.
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I use maths basically to just hack a video game, but in a video game, it is for calculating the time taken for the character to move, and the character stat. But basically, it is for the character's movements.
Yes, you do you have to know how to update it see how many days its going to take.
Becoming a video game designer is not as easy as it seems. First off, you need a bachelors or masters degree preferably in computer science. Designing a video game requires a lot of skill in writing computer code. Excellent skills in math and writing would also be preferred. A well-written game also needs a well-written stroyline to keep players drawn. If you are just interested in the graphics in the game, then experience in the field of graphic design would suit you well.
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Most Definitely. Math is Incorporated into many video games and some games such as math blaster are all about doing math alone. Others such as Brain age or Flash Focus are also used as teaching tools. But even in your standard adventure or First Person Shooter game you are almost always subconsciously doing math and stimulating parts of the brain not used in many other activities.
Fashion designers need to measure the fabric they use. They use fractions and decimals to figure how much they need.