hey everyone! im a student currently working on my final uni project. im in the process of making a stylised village in a mountain area which is going to be made of a farm and air dock area as well as a large waterfall and mountain vista.
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heres the progress i have made so far:
i have been working on this for a few weeks now so i have made a bit of progress, but there still loads of work to do!
any feedback would be a great help
i also have a blog if you want to see some of the earlier development or some of my other work:
http://jimimcgowanga.blogspot.co.uk/
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Even though you're just blocking stuff out I'd like to note that you'd usually never see trees growing at such harsh angles. Because of a thing called gravitropism they will always try to grow and curve upwards.
Good start. Keep at it.
as for the lighting, i agree with you and i have make some changes. thanks!
Good luck with the project!
aha yeah it is its a great game and i loved the art
any crits and stuff will be appreciated
super awesome!!
You should definitely add variations to your rocks. Make some rocks look darker and lighter, and give them some kind of very subtle color variations too. I guess you could do this easily with some vertex color.
I would also advise to add some more contrast and variation to the textures though.
Keep it up, it's turning out beautifully!
they're actually really simple. they are are just loads of rings with a rotating cloud textures on.
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May I ask how you did build up the overall scene? Like that mountain part... I'm still kinda unsure how to archive something like that. Is the ground just a subdivided plane with some kinda noise to it and is surrounded by rock meshes? I'd really love to know that. Thanks.
If I where to comment on any of it is that roof texture tiles fairly obviously.
Maybe if you go back, make a second version and blend between them.
Great job on the cameras too. For the most part you avoided that floatiness that one often sees in flythroughs. Should you go back, the 2nd and 4th shot wobble a little towards the end and I'd break up your final shots into two simpler ones.
But really nice composition and excellent use on atmosphere, congrats.