unreal 3 game model wip

luck6

Hello you guy's,

Currently I'm working on a school project.
And I thought maby I can improve some of my skills when I post some around.
So here are some screenshots of an old building I'm working on.

I will try to get one peace done a day.
So there will be more to come.

Tools:
3d max
xnormal
grazybump
uvlayout
zbrush
unreal 3

Richard Kain

The bricks look wrong. Call me crazy, but the brick texture for the back wall looks like the individual bricks are too small when compared to the house pieces you have built. I would either scale the brick wall texture up, or scale the size of the house pieces down.

The house pieces themselves look fine to me. The geometry might actually be a bit on the complex side for what you're going for. There are some details that could have been done using textures instead of polygons. But that is your choice.

luck6

thank you for your comment

yeah the brick texture is't in the same the style.
I didn't know a good place for it in the level.
So it's temp.
But it's just a peace atm
there are 3 more pieces coming.
I don't think I will build it between two walls do.

spahr

Hey, looks good so far man. Id say you could use a bit more bump on the roof. I do like the concept your going after. And i think you should reconsider doing it squished in, it really adds style to the shot. keep-it-up.

Ark

I agree about the bricks needing to be scaled up, otherwise its looking good.

Awesome looking building, do you know where it's from?

luck6

Allright so a little more bump can be done
And the flickr Title says
A very old building near Smithfield Market, London

and finally at the end of the day here's a update

katana

Where's your ref pic from? Looks like a cozy place to live...

luck6

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9669636@N04/2155331296/

Dippndots

looks good man, the concept is translating nicely to the piece, I agree with luck6 the roof texture needs more depth. Personally i would give the wood texture more bump as well

bmasterson

If you keep the white walls ground level I'd dirty them up. Considering how aged everything else is they seem unusually clean. Also that moss in your reference gives a lot of character. Consider making it a little more prominent in your texture or perhaps even give it a little geometry along with a few loose roof tiles?

luck6

I will try to get more bump into the textures.
But it's maby be hard to do, because of the compression of unreal3

but dirt and moss can be done.

luck6

Allright, i cranked up the levels of the normal map.
And I must say, it looks much beter.
So I will do this with the rest.

Dippndots

/agree man this looks good

luck6