Out of Order - Elevator Scene - UE4

7bajwa

I started with this small scene which I always wanted to make. 

Block out in Unreal. Modeled in Blender

Enjoy!! Keep Supporting 

7bajwa

A little update on the block out.

Lewis_kennedy

I think you need to rethink the position of your doors

teodar23

Yea, the blockout has a lot of small differences to the ref. Not sure if you are going for accuracy, tho.

7bajwa

Thanks Lewis & Teodar, I will look into that. It might be focal length as well. I have a worked a bit more than this I will post it soon.

7bajwa

Added some props and a little lighting update. I will update the textures soon.

7bajwa

Some textures & material update  

Ashervisalis

Is the reference image the elevator scene from Big Bang Theory?

7bajwa

yeah it is 

7bajwa

A little Lights & Texture Update

7bajwa

Props texture Update Any thought on this will be very much appreciated

7bajwa

Some lighting and texture update. changes focal length a bit.

X-One

Glad you got rid of that directional light. Is your aim to match the ref, or do your own thing? Keep going.

snake85027

how did you do your lighting?

7bajwa

@X-One Yeah that was not looking good so I removed it. At this stage I want to do my own thing. I am not going 100% with the refs. I used it as an idea.
@snake85027 Its pretty much lots of lights and some GI in UE4 which I still don't understand completely. here are the screenshots and gif

Some of lights are affecting the world. I just didn't deleted all.

Olingova

Having 3 directionnal lights sounds pretty weird for an interior scene but maybe they are already not affecting the world anymore?

7bajwa

@OlingovaThose I added in very early lighting just to fill the black spaces. Skylight was not working for some reason. So I deleted the skylight and added additional two directional light.
Main light is already gone. Other two are still there. If you see first image in the Gif, that is lit by these lights. Not needed these much, just used it to fill the dark places. Quickly posted the screenshot for the lights in the scene so people know. I will clean up the scene a bit over the weekend.

Olingova

I see!! Of course in the end how you reached your goal isn't important and your scene is looking great; just thought that it might be the sign that there's an easier way to achieve what you want then playing with different directional but it's true that sky light can be a bit tricky for indoor scenes.. Good job anyway!

Pixelz

7bajwa said:

I started with this small scene which I always wanted to make. 

Block out in Unreal. Modeled in Blender

hey is this the hallway elevator scene from "big bang theory" ??

7bajwa

Hey @Pixelz , Yes it is inspired from Big bang theory. Can you plese edit the your message and remove the "Quoted thumbnail"?
It break the flow of the thread and I won't feel comfortable with the thread disturbed.
Thanks

Pixelz

7bajwa said:

Hey @Pixelz , Yes it is inspired from Big bang theory. Can you plese edit the your message and remove the "Quoted thumbnail"?
It break the flow of the thread and I won't feel comfortable with the thread disturbed.
Thanks

ok i will

7bajwa

Cleaned up the lights and added more details. Working o the materials and trims. will post another screenshot after updating those.

gastrop0d

It feels like the light isn't bouncing enough in your scene. You might need to really up the power of the lights, let them bounce off everything to soften the scene, then use tonemapping to balance the image back down. I have no real experience in Unreal so I can't really elaborate on the exact method.

7bajwa

Just having fun. 

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7bajwa

I am calling it done for now. You can check more screens and video on Artstation.
ArtStation - Out of Order

Hope you guys will like it. Enjoy! Keep supporting!!!