[UE4] Station Foyer

Adel0n

Hey Polycount! I decided to start a new personal project and I want to share my progress with you.

I liked the concept and I decided recreate this station foyer. This environment is not big or very complicated, so I want to focus on lighting and recreating the mood of the concept. And it will be a warm-up before next a more ambitious and, as for me, interesting idea for the environment, which I already have.
The goals for this project:

• Learn the modular modelling and texturing
• Improve the lighting skills
• To practice with Master Material and Vertex Painting
• And of course improve my skill
  

Concept:

The concept art by atomhawk - http://atomhawk.deviantart.com/art/Station-Foyer-200532825

Blockout:


Current progress


Some props screens


Would be glad to hear your feedback!

Adel0n

Added more details and maked dome.

Adel0n

Added doors and windows.
Still have some doubts about the ornaments, whether is it appropriate in style, and what is better, to make this ornament by geometry, what greatly increase polycount, but improves the appearance, or leave it as a plane with alpha channel.



Further I plan to start working on textures and light.

Adel0n

Started some tests with lighting and textures



And my first simple Master Material
Concrete texture in SD, Masks in SP

Adel0n

Working on lighting.

Also maked marble texture.

Also tried Planar Reflection. I think It gives a good reflection, but it is very strong and than marble looks like a mirror.
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FreneticPonies

Think your two reflection captures are enough for the floor, at the moment planar reflections are mostly for water. Solid work so far, I'm not sure what the orange metal in between the tiles is supposed to be but it looks neat. Though the marble doesn't really read as marble, try using UE4's subsurface scattering for it as that'll match real world marble, even though it's a bit glitchy still in UE4.

Adel0n

FreneticPonies said:

Think your two reflection captures are enough for the floor, at the moment planar reflections are mostly for water. Solid work so far, I'm not sure what the orange metal in between the tiles is supposed to be but it looks neat. Though the marble doesn't really read as marble, try using UE4's subsurface scattering for it as that'll match real world marble, even though it's a bit glitchy still in UE4.

Thanks for feedback! Yeah, I forgot about scattering, fix it.
Also fixed some old lighting bugs and added new.

amirabd2130

looking forward to this