[UE4] Ballroom

The_Distiller

Hey folks!


After watching the teaser for the next-gen Assassin's Creed I wondered what the ballroom you see at the beginning would look like in UE4. So I did a little over the weekend project and here's the result, hope you enjoy :]

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fly-through:


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screens:

DInusty

very cool

sltrOlsson

That wowed my in the video! Great work.. I do think you should go back and turn down the gloss for the floor. It feels very newly painted..

luge

this... this is fantastic.

Stormfreek

Yo dude, really awesome work! Big fan of what you can deliver in ue4

skyline5gtr

over the weekend ... amazing lol :poly142:

lincolnhughes

the painting that you did at the back looks amazing! So similar to the styles painted during the renaissance

Ssjtroll

Dude, this is awesome looking! The lvl of translucency is awesome with the new shaders.

Anchang-Style

Iam blown away by the level of detail on the materials. Holy crap especially on the painting. UE4 seems to perform really well for ArchVis ^^.

cromadbomber

For the moment I thought it was AC5. Great job man!

moose

lookin sweet!

Money

Great stuff man!

Fenyce

damn, over the weekend project? Haha. I still have so much to learn!
Great job!

riot

Amazing work man! I love the materials, but I'm specially impressed by the lighting. Did you used a skylight or just directional/point lights? Could you share some tips about lighting in UE4?

leleuxart

Looks great, especially for a weekend project! My only crit is the reflectivity of the floor. I don't know the proper specular/roughness value, but it looks like you used the same specular value as the marble column which doesn't seem right imo. :thumbup:

JordanW

Awesome!

jamiemurphy

i love everything about this

CougarJo

Over the week end? Wow!

Great work!

And +1 for the canvas!

walklikethis

hahhahahahaha such a slap in the face to ubi. Great stuff though

The_Distiller

Thanks for all the kind words, really appreciate it!

As for the lighting, I used one directional light and a few point lights to highlight certain things. Regarding the floor, I know it looks really glossy but that's just the way these kind of floors tend to look, see the photo ref:

[HP]

This looks amazing, holy shit

NegevPro

This is crazy, I can't believe it was done so quickly!

Logithx

Stop trying to fool us, this was obviously filmed with a camera.

















R..right?

CordellC

new record for highest quality fan art in shortest amount of time?

Grimmstrom

Good job, looks awesome.

BTW I noticed that Kotaku have pick up on this thread

http://kotaku.com/mapper-flawlessly-recreates-scene-from-assassins-creed-1550969810?utm_campaign=Socialflow_Kotaku_Facebook&utm_source=Kotaku_Facebook&utm_medium=Socialflow

Wolvawab

Amazing!

Anchang-Style

I also saw a couple of german sites talking about this in their news.

Snight

Gorgeous. Great work!

dtschultz

Wow! That's really impressive, man.

adam

Great job, but that ceiling really pulls away from the rest of the space.

Consider treating it with some gold relief work and curves in the corners.

sltrOlsson

They are indeed very shinny. Not this shinny though Just try to tap the gloss like 2-3% lower. It will give the floor a more natural fell, I guarantee it!

kimmokaunela

I saw this on Kotaku. Very nice work! Much realistic!

AlexCatMasterSupreme

Nice man!

mazerius1st

I just saw this on Kotaku.

polyneutron

Great use of materials, and that painting, OMG man! I find it MUCH better than original AC room. The only thing I'm concerned about is... the fact that reflections on the floor kinda pop up when the camera rotates (this can be viewed starting at 0:27, just look on the floor to the right). Is it a UE4 limitation, or it's the way these reflections actually work? I'm just curious about it, it still looks gorgeous!

Daedalus51

Really awesome work! Mind sharing some breakdowns? ^_^

/anty/

polyneutron wrote: »

Great use of materials, and that painting, OMG man! I find it MUCH better than original AC room. The only thing I'm concerned about is... the fact that reflections on the floor kinda pop up when the camera rotates (this can be viewed starting at 0:27, just look on the floor to the right). Is it a UE4 limitation, or it's the way these reflections actually work? I'm just curious about it, it still looks gorgeous!

That is why it named Screen Space reflection

ae.

this came out amazing!

polyneutron

/anty/ wrote: »

That is why it named Screen Space reflection

*facepalm* Actually, I'm pretty ashamed because it was REALLY obvious. Thanks!

Scizz

"Little over the weekend project" haha. Looks incredible!