Crysis 2 Hallway - UE4 (PBR)

JGreentheRookie

After long decision making I finally decided on my next environment piece for my portfolio.


http://viktorart.com/

I want to get better in substance designer so in this project SD will be the main tool that I'll be working with, for my PBR textures.

I also created this wood tile texture entirely in SD.

This is my first SD texture so please be harsh in your cunstructive critique.:)

(I need to learn ).





More updates soon.

AtomicArmy

Looks awesome! Especially the lighting, I really like lighting.

Cody

Could use some dirt in the crevices and some micro surface imperfections. Like some subtle scratches and dents.

lophead25

I agree with cody, i find it to be too clean especially in the enviroment the concept art highlights, maybe the planks are too uniformed? Good work though

ZacD

Don't go overboard on the dirt yet. The best part about Substance is that it's non-destructive, and you can always go back and add detail later if you need it. I'd call it good enough and move onto the rest of the scene.

reckzilla

I'll pitch in and say the wood looks cool but what you want with a tool like substance are kickass textures. So, I suggest thinking about your texture as parts of a whole. Right now there's wood and dirt what else could be there? Like some of the other guys said scratches would be nice. So, try think wood, dirt, dust, scratches, wear, oxidation, scuffs etc. etc. etc. Also look at the amazing materials from RAD 1886 they have a polycount thread showin em off.

JGreentheRookie

Added some scratches and dents.

The roughness map also has some scratch detail in it now.

JGreentheRookie

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JGreentheRookie

Here is the damaged paint ceiling Tile.

It's completly procedural, so changing or adding detail wont be an issue

critique welcome

This is only the normal for now

Joopson

I'd be careful; I remember someone absolutely nailing this concept a couple of years ago. So instead of yours standing on its own, it'll always be compared with the other, unless it's miles better than it.

Just a fair warning, though. I love your floor textures so far, so I don't doubt yours will be amazing, too. I've just always been taught to stay away from concepts that other people have done really well, because it's judged differently than if you're the only one who's done it.

Here's his, as a benchmark:
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123533&page=2


I really look forward to seeing how you move forward with this though; I love the concept, and like I said, that wood floor looks very believable so far.

JGreentheRookie

Joopson wrote: »

I'd be careful; I remember someone absolutely nailing this concept a couple of years ago. So instead of yours standing on its own, it'll always be compared with the other, unless it's miles better than it.

Just a fair warning, though. I love your floor textures so far, so I don't doubt yours will be amazing, too. I've just always been taught to stay away from concepts that other people have done really well, because it's judged differently than if you're the only one who's done it.

Here's his, as a benchmark:
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123533&page=2


I really look forward to seeing how you move forward with this though; I love the concept, and like I said, that wood floor looks very believable so far.

Thanks for the headsup
After seeing what he did, I can honestly say that I am realy motivated now to reach that same level of awesome.
I think its a great challenge for me

Cheers

JGreentheRookie

So finally got time to work on this some more.
Cupboard only has Albedo for now, other maps will follow
I know the tileling of the wallpaper isn't perfect, need to fix that as I go on.

Other then that feel free to give me constructive critique

P.S.: I will replace the concrete wall with my own texture.

tupper

Looking great so far!

CreativeHD

Like the progress, the substances look really good!

JGreentheRookie

I can't seem to find the blend node instance in SD5?
Any idea if they renamed it or am I just blind.
I'm not talking about the greyscale blend node but the one that was in SD4

Thanx in advance