[Rev-Share]Need Environment Artist For WW2 Survival Game 75% Prototyped for Modular Environments.
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Hello,
We're developing a survival game that is now nearly completely prototyped. We're looking for one environment artist experienced with, or interested in learning how to make modular environments. The systems that are already prototyped include:
01. Player Health
02. Character Movement
03. Team Selection: American / German
04. Teams Coding Classes: Which Team Wins after Lives Run Out
05. Notifications (You were killed by such and such player)
06. Life Tickets
07. Death
08. Stat and Status Effect Component
09. Player Damage Types (Bullet Damage, Fall Damage)
10. Drowning
11. Downed
12. Text Chat
13. Spawning System 14. Gunplay
17. Status Effects: Blind, Crawling, Crippled, Limping
18. Procedural Item Spawn (Health and Bullet Item Random Generation)
19. Crafting Inventory
20. Building Container
And much more. Since we're now completing the prototyping phase and reaching the testing phase, we'd like one additional environment artist to join the project in order to overhaul our visuals. We already have a church exterior kit completed and are nearing completion of our first exterior farmhouse kit. You would be working with three other environment artists to create assets for the farmhouse interior, before moving on to create a trench kit, and then finalizing our props to fill out our church, farmhouse, and trenches.
If you're interested in learning a modular workflow we would be happy to teach you. Our artists are friendly, helpful, and love to give tips on how to improve your craft. We've already got a workflow set that is working out very well for us we'd be excited to share with you in return for a little help with the project. Lastly, if you have any questions, feel free to send a DM and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. Our project even won Nvidia's October Edge Program for creating outstanding projects in Unreal Engine.
We're at the bottom here: https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/nvidia-edge-program-winners---october-2017 - Looking forward to hearing from you!
We're developing a survival game that is now nearly completely prototyped. We're looking for one environment artist experienced with, or interested in learning how to make modular environments. The systems that are already prototyped include:
01. Player Health
02. Character Movement
03. Team Selection: American / German
04. Teams Coding Classes: Which Team Wins after Lives Run Out
05. Notifications (You were killed by such and such player)
06. Life Tickets
07. Death
08. Stat and Status Effect Component
09. Player Damage Types (Bullet Damage, Fall Damage)
10. Drowning
11. Downed
12. Text Chat
13. Spawning System 14. Gunplay
17. Status Effects: Blind, Crawling, Crippled, Limping
18. Procedural Item Spawn (Health and Bullet Item Random Generation)
19. Crafting Inventory
20. Building Container
And much more. Since we're now completing the prototyping phase and reaching the testing phase, we'd like one additional environment artist to join the project in order to overhaul our visuals. We already have a church exterior kit completed and are nearing completion of our first exterior farmhouse kit. You would be working with three other environment artists to create assets for the farmhouse interior, before moving on to create a trench kit, and then finalizing our props to fill out our church, farmhouse, and trenches.
If you're interested in learning a modular workflow we would be happy to teach you. Our artists are friendly, helpful, and love to give tips on how to improve your craft. We've already got a workflow set that is working out very well for us we'd be excited to share with you in return for a little help with the project. Lastly, if you have any questions, feel free to send a DM and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. Our project even won Nvidia's October Edge Program for creating outstanding projects in Unreal Engine.
We're at the bottom here: https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/nvidia-edge-program-winners---october-2017 - Looking forward to hearing from you!