This is a small environment I've been working on for a couple of days now, the thread title says it all really
Ultra WIP! :
Again, very WIP!
This is a planning/navigation room for the officers of the spaceship.
Plans so far: holograms around the concaves in the wall, some control panels, seats, etc.
It's going to be as modular as possible, I'd like to have an actual small level by the end of it
Thanks for looking and in advance for any c&c!
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Looks stunning.
Also that black distortion line of the window is weird, at first I thought it was some mip-mapping problem on your planets.
At the moment I think toning down the lens flare would be a good idea.
DBo: thanks, I love the clean look of Mass Effect, especially the Normandy
ParoXum: The reflection is a a scene capture reflect actor, it's a real reflection based on an actor in the scene, that puts the reflection to a texture you use in the material. Here it's 2048x2048 for presentation, but it literally takes 2 seconds to change the resolution to anything, so it's easily scalable.
The window distortion looks strange at the moment I know, I just took my tile normal map and used it for the time being
paulsvoboda: Thanks. as I said under the images in the first post, I'm planning to fill out the room with holograms in the concaves of the walls, and some sort of planning/map table in he centre (Just decided now ) The room purpose is a planning/command room.
As for focal point, I originally said I wanted to have this as modular and level-like as possible, hopefully ending up with a small level layout I could maybe record a flythrough with.. But in this room, I'm thinking a holographic map in the centre will be the focal point.
Just a note, the yellow sphere will be a holographic representation of the red planet you see out the window, and it's still a very simple shader at the moment. Once I start getting holograms and control/info panels around the room I'll start focusing on making them look pretty
And if anything it needs MORE lense flare! hehe I'll tone it down when I work on it next.
SasoChicken: Thanks for the comment! and yeah, I've got a lot planned as I just typed above (man that's a lot of typing for me, sorry guys). I'm going for a clean look but definately not empty. If I can work on it today, expect more pics soon
Today's update. Added a bit more to the layout to open it up a bit so it's not a dead end, and started a holo-map table and other details.. I'll let the pictures do the talking
(by the way, the planet holograms on the table currently are just placeholders.. it's safe to say I haven't even touched the holograms at all, even the sphere is going to be changed)
good luck!
ENODMI: *points to topic title* It's in Unreal Engine 3, UDK
doeseph: Thanks! Here's the wires in UDK at the moment.. Kind of confusing but works ok. Triangle count for everything including sky, planets etc. at the moment is at 67,700 tris
- First of all I think you need a more pronounced and interesting focal point.
- Secondly, I don't how many props you'll have in the end but It seems like there will be some more. And in order for them to be seen I think you'll have to crank up some lighting. Cause those darks places are looking a bit too dark to show off anything but the walls. At least to me.
- Another thing, is that after seeing your wires I felt like the objects are a bit...emmm...simple? undetailed maybe. What I mean is that your scene looks awesome, because of the mood and the lighting and stuff like that. And that's a good thing. But if you're going to look for a job with that thing, than I for example would like to have some assets that easely stand out on their as solid pieces. It's not like everything should be in detail overkill, but a couple of "complex" props could be interesting and would create a nice contrast. Help the scene not feel too generic.
Good luck, again!+)
The focal point, I'm not sure exactly what to do there.. Keep in mind that table will have a nice holographic map or something similar in the end, not just the spheres. Any ideas would be great
I'm thinking also some awesome futuristic chairs in the empty space on the floor there.
About the lighting, you're right, I've had to steadily ramp it up as I add more.. I guess I just gotta stop being timid about it and brighten it way up!
Thanks again, more pics soon
I wrote to Simmo but haven't received any reply yet, has anyone else made an interior similar to this that I could use?