[Environment] Fallout 4 - Concord

conflig

Hi. I'm a huge Fallout fan and after seeing some concept arts I've decided to recreate one in UE4

Concept art made by Ilya Nazarov
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/rmY5G





All modelling in made by me. Textures and some props are from Megascan. I've created several blend materials in Mixer. Character is from Epic Paragon pack 

Modelling was done in Blender


Original concept art 


Concord city center in actual game 



As always the is so much I would like to improve.. but time is limited and I want to move to another project so I think it is what it is
All feedback or questions are welcomed  

conflig

There are some reference images and WIP






I've sculpted trim sheet for the decoration

Ashervisalis

That looks so cool dude! The one thing that sticks out to me is the chunk missing from the top of the red building. It looks like someone just took a bit out of it or something.

The scene looks dope

conflig

Hah I can see that. Thank you

Eric Chadwick

Ha. I live in the real Concord!

Nice work. Though I feel like the bottoms of the buildings should have a bit more dust to tie them to the ground. They seem a bit too "clean" on the bottoms. Same goes for the telephone pole, hydrant, etc. They're standing on dry dirt, weathering would likely have kicked up dust.

Looking really solid.

conflig

Thank you Eric! I've added the dust decal 




Also here a short video  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cpu4xklQrTI[url]

pixelpatron

bad ass. A few abandoned cars will push this over the top. 

MrNinjutsu

Really nice progress. I think, it may just be me, but i feel like the scale is off on the wooden plank walls on the church making it feel way smaller than it actually is, possibly the same with the brick buidling too? Like slightly too large? Could be the fov or perspective though!


Hopefully you can see what i mean by the comparison pic i've attached.  

conflig

You are right. But I've made them bigger intentionally but it is true it makes it feel smaller  

Spag_Eddy

I'm really loving the hell out of this, kudos to you on a fine piece of work! I just need you to add Dogmeat stuck on the roof of the steeple, Witcher 3/Roach style, and we'll call it good. 

Steve0105

The doorways and tree kind of compensate the plank scale by comparison, sometimes you gotta exaggerate for the far-scale viewing. The mood and overall feel of the scene is damn good.

conflig

Thank you

lovingsaskia

Love it, some wrecked cars would definitely push it , but only 1 or 2, quite like the sparseness of the street. 

teodar23

I think the biggest reason for this to look so good is the postprocessing. Sure, the texturing is nice, lighting is spot on, but the pp brings it home. It wraps everything in a nice palette of colors that are pleasant for the eye and boosts believability. Can you share your secrets about pp and color correction? Is it a LUT inside unreal or do you take it into photoshop and fiddle with some sliders?

Jacob Lubinski

Great work indeed!

conflig

teodar23 said:

I think the biggest reason for this to look so good is the postprocessing. Sure, the texturing is nice, lighting is spot on, but the pp brings it home. It wraps everything in a nice palette of colors that are pleasant for the eye and boosts believability. Can you share your secrets about pp and color correction? Is it a LUT inside unreal or do you take it into photoshop and fiddle with some sliders?

Thank you There is nothing special in PP I always just take a screen and adjust it in Photoshop and save the LUT

idli

Awesome!