Warehouse (UE4)

valentin_baguirov

Hi, all,

Recently started a personal proj. As you can see its a warehouse. Still got a decent amount of stuff to work on, but this is what I got so far.. 

valentin_baguirov

Moved some stuff around, the scene looked better with the preview lighting LOL. Time to sort out this mess.. Couldnt sleep properly for the last 2 days and it shows a lot. Reminds me of the good ol college days LOL

valentin_baguirov

Alright, after some solid sleep and about 6 hours of work (most og which I was waiting for the lighting to build) this is what I got, already looking way more class I think. Really focuing on the bigger picutre without going into details yet.

teodar23

Solid stuff.
I would mention the weird reflection on the left side bricks but i think its still WIP so maybe it will go away after the final build.
Keep at it.

PS: good thing that you didnt go in that direction... . It was a bit too sinister.

valentin_baguirov

teodar23 said:

Solid stuff.
I would mention the weird reflection on the left side bricks but i think its still WIP so maybe it will go away after the final build.
Keep at it.

Thanks man! Yeah im worried about it because its the way light bounces from the back wall and gives off that type of weird lighting, I really dont know what to do with it.

teodar23

Try to enclose the warehouse in a low poly mesh. Like the outside walls and roof. Or try a double sided material.

valentin_baguirov

Alright, some post process and some touches and calling it done for the most part, might revisit it at some point in the future! 

valentin_baguirov

teodar23 said:

Try to enclose the warehouse in a low poly mesh. Like the outside walls and roof. Or try a double sided material.

That worked, thanks man, although it didnt eradicate the issue its looking better!

teodar23

You could use an AO map in the specular channel or an inverted AO map in the roughness channel. That would limit reflections in cavities and angled surfaces.
Another thing i would try is to lower the normalmap intensity. The wall is not lit by a light source directly so the normalmap doesnt do much anyway.

valentin_baguirov

teodar23 said:

You could use an AO map in the specular channel or an inverted AO map in the roughness channel. That would limit reflections in cavities and angled surfaces.
Another thing i would try is to lower the normalmap intensity. The wall is not lit by a light source directly so the normalmap doesnt do much anyway.

Great idea! Thanks man, I will get to it a bit later.

Apofex

valentin_baguirov said:

Alright, some post process and some touches and calling it done for the most part, might revisit it at some point in the future! 

Brilliant work

valentin_baguirov

Apofex said:

valentin_baguirov said:

Alright, some post process and some touches and calling it done for the most part, might revisit it at some point in the future! 

Brilliant work

Thanks man! I did what I could.

valentin_baguirov

Quick update, this is one of the environments that got me a job and got recruiters more interested in me! So happy, now onto proffesional envrionemnt art adventures!

InvaderRoxas

valentin_baguirov said:

Quick update, this is one of the environments that got me a job and got recruiters more interested in me! So happy, now onto proffesional envrionemnt art adventures!

That's fantastic! Just seeing this for the first time, and had to comment. Absolutely beautiful environment!

pixelpatron

Looking solid, getting the Order 1866 vibes.

valentin_baguirov

pixelpatron said:

Looking solid, getting the Order 1866 vibes.

haha ya, I took some inspiration from there as well. Thanks man!

valentin_baguirov

InvaderRoxas said:

valentin_baguirov said:InvaderRoxas said:

valentin_baguirov said:

Quick update, this is one of the environments that got me a job and got recruiters more interested in me! So happy, now onto proffesional envrionemnt art adventures!

That's fantastic! Just seeing this for the first time, and had to comment. Absolutely beautiful environment!

Quick update, this is one of the environments that got me a job and got recruiters more interested in me! So happy, now onto proffesional envrionemnt art adventures!

That's fantastic! Just seeing this for the first time, and had to comment. Absolutely beautiful environment!

Thank you very much! Happy you liked it!