(VR) UE4 Millennium Falcon Interior

Matt_Billeci

Hey everyone, I am currently working on the interior of the Millennium Falcon. My goal is to take my VR production experience and apply it to the Falcon. I want to have the player be able to experience a couple different rooms within the Falcon: the cockpit, the gunnery stations and the main hold. I'm going to start by focusing on the main hold and branching out from there. Any C&C during the course of this would be appreciated! 

Ashervisalis

That's a wicked idea. I'd love to explore the MF in VR!!!

gsokol

Sounds rad to me.  Looking good so far!

Matt_Billeci

Hey everyone, here's an update. I am starting to detail out some more of the Main Hold and set dress some of the piping and consoles. More to come!

Matt_Billeci

Hello here's another update. I spent the weekend detailing out a few more sections of the Main Hold and I think most of the key set pieces are here. All that is left for the Main Hold is detailing certain pieces and set dressing wires, pipes, tiddlybits and doo-hickies! I may move on to another part of the Falcon to take a break from this section.

Matt_Billeci

Been a while since I've updated this thread...here's the scene with some lighting and some basic textures on a few things.

htannerhartman

It looks amazing! since a lot of the textures in the MF are similar in color and shade, make sure to have lighting setup to really show off all the amazing work you have done. Some contrasting color would really make it pop

Jarran

Hey this is looking sweet so far. If you haven't already I'd advise getting this into VR asap and checking stuff out. Might have some aliasing problems on the floor grates and in a few other places, cant say for sure though. 

Matt_Billeci

htannerhartman - thanks man! I definitely agree, lighting will be something that I will be fussing with for a while.

Jarran- Thanks! I spent a few hours over the weekend creating the setup for VR and I've taken note of a few things that need geo adjustments to prevent ailiansing in VR. Awesome note though! Things tend to ailias way more in VR.