yet another abandoned room scene[UDK]

Parth

Hi,
So I am making an environment based on this concept




Blocked out the scene and started with the bricks




Lighting is just placeholder for now.

Parth

I am using diplacement map on the bricks and getting bad results. Does anyone know why this happens?



It is in marmoset right now, but I get the same result in UDK when I try to use dx11 displacement.

My displacement map that I am using :



I also tried with this one which I got from Zbrush :

Clark Coots

hey goodluck with this project!

This is actually the original 2D Concept by Gary Tonge, what you posted is someone else's 3D rendering of it.



block out it looking good

Parth

ah sweet!! thanks!!

hollandje

This is awesome, I'll follow this

Parth

Parth wrote: »

I am using diplacement map on the bricks and getting bad results. Does anyone know why this happens?



It is in marmoset right now, but I get the same result in UDK when I try to use dx11 displacement.

My displacement map that I am using :



I also tried with this one which I got from Zbrush :

anyone?

JoshWilkinson

I've gotten results like that when the blacks and whites are too close and the computer can't calculate a gradient. I'd suggest either smoothing the gradient or switching to parallax

Parth

Sorry for no regular updates.

Mathis

Haha, I just started to work on an environment based on that concept as well.
Yours looking good so far. Looking forward to see some more material definition and particle effects.

Parth

^^looking forward to see your environment

snake85027

whats your material setup up with that brick texture? is that screenshot in udk?

Parth

the screenshot is from marmoset.

Here's the UDK Material

silkroadgame

Attracting project!

leleuxart

You're getting the jaggies because of the lack of divisions for tessellation. It still requires a lot of tris/vertices to get smooth results, but even with a good amount, you'll get some texture stretching in the areas where it was displaced.

For the heightmap, especially for bricks, I'd just do what you had originally. You can shrink the white parts a few pixels so when the texture is stretched, it'll be the brick color and not the mortar. I'd also get a few variations in the heightmap.