Hi there, I'm a new member on PolyCount. I've recently graduated as an Envrionment Artist in Masters and while I'm currently looking for work, I've started penning down ideas for a new level project.
I wanted to present my Masters project that was created in the UDK Level. It was the first individual game level project that I tackled as I previously worked on UDK levels with groups.
Plagued - A Medieval Zombie Apocalpyse
Summary
So there have been a lot of zombie concepts based around the modern period where survivors find guns, kill zombies and profit. I noticed the lack of medieval era concepts for the genre and felt that trying to create an environment based around the idea was a worthy objective to tackle. Sure, you have zombies in medieval-era games but they aren't the focus of the game.
Looks cool, I assume your using a UDK Post Effect for the Out Line rendering?
my only problem with the out line render is some objects look strange such as the wheel & Spikes. It looks like AO so its strange to see it in the Air. It might be worth just painting AO into your textures. Depends on your desired style
Looks cool, I assume your using a UDK Post Effect for the Out Line rendering?
my only problem with the out line render is some objects look strange such as the wheel & Spikes. It looks like AO so its strange to see it in the Air. It might be worth just painting AO into your textures. Depends on your desired style
Yea it was a post process effect, originally i wasnt going to put it in till the last minute, wanted to have something similar to the cell-shaded effect but as you said, some models arent getting the outline. Ive managed to figure out how to properly render AO in UDK now, so im gonna go back and remove that post pro effect and post back results of the new render.
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my only problem with the out line render is some objects look strange such as the wheel & Spikes. It looks like AO so its strange to see it in the Air. It might be worth just painting AO into your textures. Depends on your desired style
Yea it was a post process effect, originally i wasnt going to put it in till the last minute, wanted to have something similar to the cell-shaded effect but as you said, some models arent getting the outline. Ive managed to figure out how to properly render AO in UDK now, so im gonna go back and remove that post pro effect and post back results of the new render.