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    E-Journal of Informatics Engineering Volume.8, No.1, August (2016) ISSN

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    This document describes the process of creating a 3D animation video about cyber crime prevention. It involves 12 steps: 1) character rigging, 2) lighting, 3) animation, 4) camera operation, 5) renderings, 6) sound recording, 7) final edits, 8) final renders, 9) exporting the video, 10) presenting the results, 11) concluding the animation was successfully made to provide knowledge about cyber crime prevention, and 12) providing suggestions such as using adequate PC specifications.

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    E-Journal of Informatics Engineering Volume.8, No.1, August (2016) ISSN

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    This document describes the process of creating a 3D animation video about cyber crime prevention. It involves 12 steps: 1) character rigging, 2) lighting, 3) animation, 4) camera operation, 5) renderings, 6) sound recording, 7) final edits, 8) final renders, 9) exporting the video, 10) presenting the results, 11) concluding the animation was successfully made to provide knowledge about cyber crime prevention, and 12) providing suggestions such as using adequate PC specifications.

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    E-Journal of Informatics Engineering Volume.8, No.1, August (2016) ISSN

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    This document describes the process of creating a 3D animation video about cyber crime prevention. It involves 12 steps: 1) character rigging, 2) lighting, 3) animation, 4) camera operation, 5) renderings, 6) sound recording, 7) final edits, 8) final renders, 9) exporting the video, 10) presenting the results, 11) concluding the animation was successfully made to provide knowledge about cyber crime prevention, and 12) providing suggestions such as using adequate PC specifications.

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    E-Journal of Informatics Engineering Volume.

    8,
    No.1, August (2016) ISSN :

    Figure 4.5 Animating


    Presenter character
    F. CameraOperation
    Figure 4.3 Character rigging At the Camera Operation
    D. Lighting stage, the author operates the
    At the Lighting stage, the author camera still in the animation
    carries out the process of giving tools so that he can see the
    light to the model so that a movement of human objects
    realistic visual impression is and record these objects
    obtained, as infigure 4.4 which have been animated
    by the author, as shown in
    Figure 4.6

    Figure 4.4 Lighting settings


    E. animation Figure 4.6 Camera Operation
    At this Animating stage the author for character parts
    adjusts the movement of animated Presenters
    objects by providing movement to
    objects and cameras according to
    the storyboard, as shown in Figure
    4.5
    the Blender application and
    G. renderings audio files created in the Adobe
    At this Rendering stage it is done to SoundBooth application are
    make the animation into a 3- imported into the Adobe
    dimensional video form. The Premiere Pro application, as
    rendering process is carried out for shown in Figure 4.9 which will
    each scene one by one to become then be merged.
    several 3D Animation videos for
    Cyber Crime Prevention. The
    rendering process is carried out using
    the rendering tools in the properties
    column by pressing the Animation
    button as shown in Figure 4.7
    Figure 4.9 Importing Video
    Files into the Adobe
    Premiere Pro application

    Figure 4.7 Rendering of the


    Presenter part

    H. Sound Record Post


    Production Stage
    The sound recording process is carried
    out using the Adobe Soundbooth CS5
    application with the recording file
    format being the .wav format, as
    shown in Figure 4.8

    Figure 4.8 Voice Recording


    I. Final Edits
    Final Editsis a process in which all 3-
    dimensional video files rendered in
    E-Journal of Informatics
    Engineering Volume.8, No.1, August (2016) ISSN : 7
    J. Final Renders
    Final Rendersis the final stage of making a 3D animation
    video in the Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 application with 3D
    Animation output for Cyber Crime Prevention. In Figure
    4.10 is the process of exporting 3D Animation video files
    for Cyber Crime Prevention from the Adobe Premiere Pro
    CS5 application to Adobe Media Enconder

    Picture 4.10 Process of Exporting Video from Adobe


    Premiere Pro to Adobe Media Enconder
    K. 3D Animation Video Results
    Figure 4.11 is the result of a 3D Animation video for Cyber
    Crime Prevention, the first case example which has become
    an avi file format with a resolution of 1280 × 720 pixels
    with a duration of 5 minutes 2 seconds and a file size of
    77.9 MB.
    Figure 4.11 3D Animation video
    Properties
    Cyber Crime Prevention
    CHAPTER V
    CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
    A. Conclusion

    1. This 3-dimensional animated video was successfully


    made and can provide knowledge for online media
    users regarding Cyber Crime and its prevention.
    2. In the initial rendering process, it takes quite a long
    time, such as rendering 1 part in an animation video
    that has a lot of movement, character modeling that
    has a fine mesh and a large number of objects, it takes
    approximately 4 hours.
    B. Suggestion
    1. More adequate PC specifications are needed and the
    provision of a Multimedia lab in developing future
    animations.

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