Envrionment based on Metro Last Light (UDK)

cromadbomber

Hi guys. So today I decided to make an environment based on MLL. I will be doing an environment based on this screenshot:

Basically lots of destroyed stuff and crap. He is the current blockout that I have made with some shitty lighting just to get the general feel of the scene.

Mr Significant

Subbed. Let's see how this will came out.

Cibo

Ceiling looks a little low and because of that the pillars looking a little bulky.

RogelioD

Your proportions could definitely be re-worked. Ceiling and pillar height needs to be almost doubled. I would even say that you even need a little more width to your room as well. If it comes out as nice as the screenshot it should be a really awesome piece. Good luck!

cromadbomber

Tnx for feedback rogelioD. I increased wall height. Now it is 256 units tall (was 192). Looks much better now. I tried increasing floor size but I think the current size suits perfect. One floor piece is 256x256 units so the width of the floor is 512 units (from wall to the window).

cromadbomber

I have been busy most of these days and Im working slowy on this scene. Heres a little update

Plaster wall ( i used combination of textures found on cgtextures I think sculpting wasnt really worth it)


I also made this little table

Mr Significant

Your textures looking good! You are going in right direction.

IDK why on table are those screws, but diffuse looks pretty good.

Twotents

Textures are looking pretty good!, only crit I have is the table texture tiles a little too obviously, maybe add some kind of dirt or stains over it to break up the tiling a little?

Mr Significant

I didnt spotted the tiling issuee before. Why did you made tileable texture for table ? You want it to use on other furniture?

A-N-P

The plaster wall texture is nice.

Another crit I had was the proportions on the blockout image are quite far off the screenshot, but you've already attended to that.

Lastly, I'd recommend putting something in the scene as a focal point, or framing your scene with some composition. Just something to keep in mind