Security Room- Unreal engine 4 Environment

Neel_Parekh

Hey all! This is the new environment I started working, based on concept by Antoine Boutin-https://www.artstation.com/artwork/EQelA
2 weeks in! I modelled almost all the assets. The decals and some tileables are taken from megascans.
I am using raytraced AO, GI, Reflections for this scene since I got my new 3070
Props are yet to be refined.
There are some Japanese signs/posters in the concept. If anyone understand what does it mean, help would be great! I am stuck at this part

wannabe3d

Good job but the lighting could use some improvement.

Neel_Parekh

Been almost a month since I updated anything over here! Work's keeping me a lot busy and my 3070 ran into issues so had to replace it.
Finally after so many days got back to the env. 
Refined the lighting, meshes, textures, posters and added some few more here and there!

valentin_baguirov

Looks cool man! Those colors, bloom and locker remind me of Half life 2 eopisode 1 which I loved.

Are you using RTX for this scene? I reckon you could get better visuals from what Ive observed in a space and ligthing scenario like this!

Neel_Parekh

valentin_baguirov said:

Looks cool man! Those colors, bloom and locker remind me of Half life 2 eopisode 1 which I loved.

Are you using RTX for this scene? I reckon you could get better visuals from what Ive observed in a space and ligthing scenario like this!

Yes I am using RTX already! 

Neel_Parekh

Some close up shots!

Aionard

looking good, closeups offer much more detail than I'd have expected, The mood and post is also great. The leak decal between top of the wall and ceiling stands out a bit, seems too harsh, just pure black as if it was paint, especially against the smooth and perfect ceiling. 

teodar23

the lighting and the mood are great.

what i would change is to smooth out the edges of the cigar box. also the shadows are very sharp and therefore a bit unrealistic.

Neel_Parekh

Aionard said:

looking good, closeups offer much more detail than I'd have expected, The mood and post is also great. The leak decal between top of the wall and ceiling stands out a bit, seems too harsh, just pure black as if it was paint, especially against the smooth and perfect ceiling. 

Hey! Thanks for the feedback! I have already updated it, forgot to post!

Aionard

Aw yeah man, looking good. At this point personally I'd struggle to pick on anything, great shot  

Neel_Parekh

Aionard said:

Aw yeah man, looking good. At this point personally I'd struggle to pick on anything, great shot  

Thanks man! I am just working on final polishing of assets and stuff..will be wrapping up by next week or 2 probably. If you could give a crit or 2 or ref for how ceiling should look like would be great
@Aionard

Neel_Parekh

Here's some extra shots!

Aionard

Neel_Parekh said:

Thanks man! I am just working on final polishing of assets and stuff..will be wrapping up by next week or 2 probably. If you could give a crit or 2 or ref for how ceiling should look like would be great

I think it's just that your walls and assets suggest a basement/lower level room (repurposed boiler room?), with the concrete being cracked and dirty, with open wiring (maybe plumbing?) being channelled around since nobody cares about aesthetics in this area, and so maybe the ceiling should have an indication of that as well? Maybe a vent somewhere, or one of those square pipe things along the wall. Also the ceiling concrete seems a bit more shiny than the walls concrete, and I think they'd use the same type for everything when pouring. Just loose thoughts  

Neel_Parekh

Neel_Parekh

A little bit change in the lighting, I tried using a spotlight instead of the point light, I like the results so far! Gives a lot more depth! Lets see how it goes

Worldevour

Who doesn't like security rooms right? Neat work!

Neel_Parekh

Some near to finish grabs.. Have not graded yet!

Neel_Parekh

Worldevour said:

Who doesn't like security rooms right? Neat work!

Thanks

Sage

Looks great.

lexiluna56

The security room environment in Unreal Engine 4 is a testament to immersive design and attention to detail. From surveillance monitors to intricate control panels, every element is meticulously crafted, creating a visually stunning and realistic atmosphere. A perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality, it sets a new standard for virtual security spaces.