Redwood Forest - Finished
Hello,
Here are the final results from my redwood forest in Unreal Engine 4 after several months of hard work. I should admit creating this environment was the best challenge I've had since 6 years ago. Lots of knowledge gained. And I want to credit Quixel for providing Megascans, such an impressive resource for artists, and I want to thank Andrew Hamilton for being the best example to follow when it comes to creating vast natural game worlds and inspiring everyone by his never ending incredible work.
All assets are game-ready, have up to 5 LODs including billboards. Runs at ~70 FPS at 1080p on GTX 970
Here are the final results from my redwood forest in Unreal Engine 4 after several months of hard work. I should admit creating this environment was the best challenge I've had since 6 years ago. Lots of knowledge gained. And I want to credit Quixel for providing Megascans, such an impressive resource for artists, and I want to thank Andrew Hamilton for being the best example to follow when it comes to creating vast natural game worlds and inspiring everyone by his never ending incredible work.
All assets are game-ready, have up to 5 LODs including billboards. Runs at ~70 FPS at 1080p on GTX 970
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Auldbenkenobi, Tack.
Klawd, Yes sure. Thanks.
Few more screens. Some tree bases.
neverfollow81 I'm using LPVs.
Also, did you have to make the trees from scratch?
Thanks again for all the info.
Trying to setup a template so I can show the assets individually. Text on the bottom feels very off. What do you think?
Too bad lpv isn't good for interiors I might still try it out though for a small interior scene.