[UDK] Holmes Level Lighting
Hi there, first time posting here. I'm just about to finish a 3 year game design course at Teesside University, I've been looking through my portfolio and currently working on improving my existing content.
This project is known as 'Holmes' it was a module in the second year at uni in which a team of students developed a game in UDK. The game we made is based on the first American serial killer, H.H.Holmes. - I was responsible for the level design, some prop placement & scripting of the level 3, the Hotel.
Intro Cutscene:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXy_CQc-hGo
Level gameplay:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFCmGk-DKmw
As you can see it needs some TLC so i'm going back, improving the lighting, re-populating the level with assets and general fixing up Kismet sequences.
I'm not generally from a lighting background, but it is an area i'd like to improve on. I really appreciate some feedback on my current progress and perhaps point me get in the right direction.
The game is meant to be eery, creepy looking and set at night.
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This project is known as 'Holmes' it was a module in the second year at uni in which a team of students developed a game in UDK. The game we made is based on the first American serial killer, H.H.Holmes. - I was responsible for the level design, some prop placement & scripting of the level 3, the Hotel.
Intro Cutscene:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXy_CQc-hGo
Level gameplay:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFCmGk-DKmw
As you can see it needs some TLC so i'm going back, improving the lighting, re-populating the level with assets and general fixing up Kismet sequences.
I'm not generally from a lighting background, but it is an area i'd like to improve on. I really appreciate some feedback on my current progress and perhaps point me get in the right direction.
The game is meant to be eery, creepy looking and set at night.
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