How to use Affordances and Signifiers in Level Design

This episode is all about what expectations players have when interacting with your levels, the difference between affordances and signifiers and examples of how they can be applied to your levels
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[@decarrioden3445]

The consistency in signifiers allows the player to speak the games’ language 😮

[@timdoesleveldesign]

That sounds like something Tommy Norberg would say 😁

[@decarrioden3445]

@@timdoesleveldesign does he make videos on level design?

[@timdoesleveldesign]

@@decarrioden3445 Not that I know of, but he teaches level design and is working on a book. You should check him out on twitter. Posts really cool stuff :)

[@decarrioden3445]

@@timdoesleveldesign will do!

[@woodchi]

The vertical bar on doors is a classic. Cheers for the explanations.

[@maxpitta]

Being consistent leads to build a visual dictionary

[@Sandra-hc4vo]

Heard a bit of Don Normal "The Design of Everyday Things," in this. Nice job as usual. I like your videos.

[@timdoesleveldesign]

Thanks! And for sure! Norman really helped bring behavioural psychology and design practices into the video game design field 🙂

[@attben]

Amazing, your insight is invaluable

[@manu3dart]

Excellent video Tim!! I really liked it!

[@timdoesleveldesign]

Much appreciated! I'll be adding a bunch more introduction videos to several level design topics over the course of the next months :)

[@manu3dart]

@@timdoesleveldesign looking forward to it! Your insights are really interesting!

[@IstyManame]

my adhd ass almost left at the 15 seconds long title-intro

[@iden1168]

nic