[WIP] Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Expedition to Atmora - Icebergs and ice cliffs
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I'm working on Beyond Skyrim - Expedition to Atmora Project and was tasked with creating some icebergs and ice cliffs. I'm enthusiastic about doing this stuff, because It's a very good practice creating environment assets for game development.
Skyrim is a pretty old game and doesnt support the PBR workflow and other stuff I was used to working with. The assets I'm creating are using tileable textures but you cant combine normal maps so I can't bake down from high poly and have to create all the details in the low poly model. I'm going to create a few big ones and also a massive arch and some small icebergs as well. The polycount is between 500 to 2000 triangles. I also have to create 3 sets of LODs.
This is the work I have so far
Some of the references I'm using
I've did a basic blockout for a few types of icebergs I've liked from the reference
I've did the high poly models with some displacement modifiers before I knew i won't be baking normals but they came in handy for decimation.
This is one finished arch. I've rendered it in Blender using the textures I was given. You can see the size comparison as well. This one has about 1800 triangles
Tell me what you think and keep the suggestions coming, it's much appreciated!
Skyrim is a pretty old game and doesnt support the PBR workflow and other stuff I was used to working with. The assets I'm creating are using tileable textures but you cant combine normal maps so I can't bake down from high poly and have to create all the details in the low poly model. I'm going to create a few big ones and also a massive arch and some small icebergs as well. The polycount is between 500 to 2000 triangles. I also have to create 3 sets of LODs.
This is the work I have so far
Some of the references I'm using
I've did a basic blockout for a few types of icebergs I've liked from the reference
I've did the high poly models with some displacement modifiers before I knew i won't be baking normals but they came in handy for decimation.
This is one finished arch. I've rendered it in Blender using the textures I was given. You can see the size comparison as well. This one has about 1800 triangles
Tell me what you think and keep the suggestions coming, it's much appreciated!