Sherlock Holmes Pub UE4

Josh203

So ive decided to make the sherlock holmes pub in London in UE4. Not making it exactly the same as it is in real life, but certainly very similar (: Internets been playing up so i haven't been able to upload the progress of it, so here we go:

Started off by modelling the LP exterior:


Then started working on some HPs:


Got the assets set up in EU4 and got a parallax material set up:



More asset breakdowns:


Until what it looks like now: still got loads to do with it, want to add props around it, background buildings and some foliage around the sides 



As always any crit is so much appreciated!

Acrlixe

Man this looks really cool, Im really liking this. The only crit I would have for this piece is the square windows at the top seem a little bright they kind of stick out in the scene a little to much imo.

ZacD

Looks great, the interior parallax is kinda bothering me for some reason, could use a bit more depth. With modern GPUs, you could definitely use more than simple parallax for the interior, and it'd look a lot better. But unfortunately I haven't seen any tutorials on how to get simple interior mapping setup in UE4 (basically an interior cube map for a room in a window). 

Josh203

Cheers guys, appreciate the feedback (: I'll definitely try the things you guys suggested! 

Josh203

For now, heres a quick matinee of what its looking like at the moment (: still early days, but slowly getting to it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-rd5X5rIYc&t=1s

Josh203

So after some more tweaks with lighting and adding in background props as well as set dressing, heres the current state of the scene 

fhurtubise

I like everything, except the windowframes of the top floor (those cool white-blue ones). The windowpanes and drapes are fine (could be lit from the inside), but it looks odd that the exterior-facing windowframes are receiving more light than... basically anything around them. What's lighting them this much?

Looks really great otherwise! The diversity in your materials really helps the facade stand out.

Josh203

fhurtubise said:

I like everything, except the windowframes of the top floor (those cool white-blue ones). The windowpanes and drapes are fine (could be lit from the inside), but it looks odd that the exterior-facing windowframes are receiving more light than... basically anything around them. What's lighting them this much?

Looks really great otherwise! The diversity in your materials really helps the facade stand out.

Thanks a lot, appreciate your feedback! yeah i thought so as well, took me a little while to figure out what was going on but i had some hidden point lights pointing at it and the windows were reflecting a lot more because it had a low roughness value, but managed to fix it all in the end

Josh203

littleclaude

This is great work, have you posted it in here? http://polycount.com/discussion/181595/what-are-you-working-on-2017#latest 

gsokol

This is pretty great.  Some nice clean modeling there.

For the windows, its a bit offputting at how transparent they are.  The glass should be reflecting light sources from outside.  It almost makes your windows look like they don't have glass, especially at glancing angles when you would expect the most reflection.