Baroque Mini-Env
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Edit: posting the final shots here aswell:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5fu9CbqmUk"]Baroque UDK Environment - YouTube[/ame]
Figured I might aswell post this in its on thread, making a small environment-shot, first out is this baroque clock which will be the centerpiece so to speak. Also made the small wall panel behind the clock, and right now im building the lowpoly for both of them.
[ame="
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5fu9CbqmUk"]Baroque UDK Environment - YouTube[/ame]Figured I might aswell post this in its on thread, making a small environment-shot, first out is this baroque clock which will be the centerpiece so to speak. Also made the small wall panel behind the clock, and right now im building the lowpoly for both of them.
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What other assets are you thinking of adding to this scene? Keep up the great work!
EDIT: This is the first time someone used chromatic aberration on these forums the right way. Usually it's very obvious, but I didn't even notice it on yours until looking very closely.
Baked it down:
Looking great! Especially loving the wall and clock, aw hell. Loving all of it!
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Have you checked out Rococo?
https://www.google.co.uk/search?aq=f&sugexp=chrome,mod%3D7&q=Rococo&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=SFXoT5jiL5LU4QSAxe2mAQ&biw=1680&bih=965&sei=SlXoT5eyNMTf4QThju2fAQ
Ichll3D: thanks, I made this after a reference of a baroque clock, and Im doing the whole scene in baroque style and not rococo, Rococo is just as noisy though, just not as nice looking imho
I'm excited to see what your final scene is going to turn out like! Can't wait!
clock is a little noisy in the spec, maybe reduce spec brightness on some of the hotter edges to lessen alias noise? little more AO in spec too maybe?
The wallpanel kinda throws me off a bit right now. I realize that you still have work to do on it, so I might be beating a dead horse, but like Macattackk said, its obvious that you just multiplied the grunge on top. I like the detail that it adds but its just a little strong and all over the place at the minute...its really burying the awesome flower details in the corners.
For the images in your first post, how are you rendering those? It gives the scene a really "antique" look. Is that just a levels adjustment or..? I really like it.
Here is a quick blockout of what im kinda going for, basically all environment is placholder and blockout sofar, except clock and panels, which needs texturing. Lighting is also very boring atm, but im trying out some stuff for the wallpapers right now, trying to get the feel of the scene a bit.
I love the abandoned and natural lighting.
Are you planning on having anything visible out of the window to the right?
Playing around a bit more with it, need to fix a whole bunch of things about the walls : ))
Snader: Well, like they are now, more or less, just some better texturing and shading. The latest shots I posted are from UDK : ))
It may be interesting to let the design of the clock dictate the surrounding elements and architecture of the space.
paulsvoboda: thanks! Its not really going to be a standard run down house, since it will be baroque, but more of a baroque palace feel, but a very small scope, so not a grand hall or anything like that, just a quiet corner of a room in the palace, but still very rich in terms of decor and furniture etc. Well, the plan right now is to make the windowframe and the doorframe in detailed baroque style that fits with the woodpanels, and add some additional pieces of furniture. Maybe a mirror on the wall, maybe an overturned small table on the floor, lots of dirt and small debris and tiny rocks etc in the corners of the floor, breaking up the roof a bit to let some light come in from above, some basic foliage outside the window. Going for a very quiet and serene feel.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/abandoned/
http://www.flickr.com/groups/47799877@N00/
http://www.flickr.com/groups/abandoned__neglected__weathered__rusty/
http://www.flickr.com/groups/urbanexploration/
I hope its of use!
If it was, everyone would be using it.
It's a very good modeling app, and I prefer it now myself, but as to whether it's "easier" or not ... well, that depends on who is using it. If you gel with Modo, it's going to be easier. Otherwise, not!
Iciban: I dont know, I personally think its superior to every other app I have used, but its a bit personal preference aswell I suppose. : ))
aajohnny: ah, sweet! Thanks : ))
Warren: everyone should be using it!
Iciban: well, it is fast, and easy to customise, but I am a bit biased. I think its the best app I have worked with ^^
Got the high and low done for the mirror, heres the low in UDK, sitting at almost 2k tris, hehe, got a smoothingerror on the top there to sort out, and texturing it, otherwise im feeling pretty done with it. Oh, and making a proper material for the mirror etc.
with the walls is the paper textured in strips over the wood...or are the rips etc decaled ontop?
Loved the modeling, uv tools, the flexible shader tree and the fast rendering(most of times)
How about showing us a wireframe of the mirror?