Japanese Washitsu as a SteamVR environment
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Hi all,
I've been lurking for a (long) while, figured it's about time to actually give back to the community. I decided to make a custom SteamVR environment and made it styled after a Japanese Washitsu. The rough design was inspired by a few photos, but the end result is entirely my own. Note: I'm not very familiar with Japanese architecture or culture, so there are probably inconsistencies that wouldn't be found in a real one.
There are still a few parts I need to colour, like the walls, cabinet handles, and ceiling.
I'm still not decided on whether I want to use actual textures or just keep it monotone.
I'm open to critique and would very much appreciate suggestions on what I could improve.
I've been lurking for a (long) while, figured it's about time to actually give back to the community. I decided to make a custom SteamVR environment and made it styled after a Japanese Washitsu. The rough design was inspired by a few photos, but the end result is entirely my own. Note: I'm not very familiar with Japanese architecture or culture, so there are probably inconsistencies that wouldn't be found in a real one.
There are still a few parts I need to colour, like the walls, cabinet handles, and ceiling.
I'm still not decided on whether I want to use actual textures or just keep it monotone.
I'm open to critique and would very much appreciate suggestions on what I could improve.
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