UE4 Arch Viz: Residential Appartment
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After spending lots of time on UE4, I finally managed to finish my first project.
I m pretty happy with the outcome, tho there s a lot of things I could have done better, like my models, light and shadows, as well as my materials...
I am still very happy to here any comments or techniques to improve my next project.
Also feel free to ask questions and I ll try to answer them.
But I will make sure my next project look much better...
I m pretty happy with the outcome, tho there s a lot of things I could have done better, like my models, light and shadows, as well as my materials...
I am still very happy to here any comments or techniques to improve my next project.
Also feel free to ask questions and I ll try to answer them.
But I will make sure my next project look much better...
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Good job! I like the living room area in particular. I think what stands out to me is that there is a lot of white in your images (the whites also tend to become a bit blown out). I think bringing in some colour in places would help. My flat is also white walls, white doors so I can see what you are going for. I think to break it up you could have made the duvet, pillows, microwave, rug, towels, chairs etc a different colour. Even if some were a beige or an off white. Also you could break it up by thinking of it in terms of different materials - so the doors could have a wood pattern but still be white to give it some variety.
For recording you could try OBS.
Hi Bedrock, For the 4 world setting, I used quite simple setup... Lev Scale:1 / Bounce: 100 / Quality: 10 / Smooth: 1.2
Takes a bit less then 4 hours to build.