The color of the city ( UDK environment)

Baolong

Hi guys
This is an old level I upgrad some shader and new lighting mood, a short cut scene is beblow.
I tried some Dxd 11 stuff, but at the end, only the Dof is Dxd11, other all Dxd9.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07MpjfkiQ34&context=C49d8f8fADvjVQa1PpcFMrss-8odu2gRb54z83IYl4iuqJ9PwC2Bk="]City 1080 3 - YouTube[/ame]

Wahlgren

Fuck me that's nice. I'd almost like to see a logo on the highlighted brick wall but that's just nitpicky.

Very cool.

salacious_Crumb

Nice! Real nice!
How did you do the wet floor?

DeadlyFreeze

Fucking wow, amazing work man.

PogoP

Brilliant, fantastic atmosphere dude!

Baolong

Thanks guys
The floor i use reflectactor plane for capture , and combine with noisy normal map for create the wet effect , i use that, because i cant get Imagebased reflection work propply

Donavonyoung

Awesome work here. This is really a great piece. Thanks for sharing!

wester

Wow this is great! I love the atmosphere! That vehicle could have easily been distracting and ruined the environment but it didn't at all! It complimented it which is great!

SamboMambo

its pretty nice, very good feel, but the screenshots need better composition and the environment is too dark overall, nothing pops out at you (apart formt the lens flare).

work on the presentation a bit more and it will be super sweet.

chrisavigni

Very nice!

megalmn2000

That's awesome! I really love the mood of the scene! Composition is great and the amount of details makes it interesting to look at.

Lephenix

I love it, great job!

Clark Coots

this is awesome, well done all around. I'd love to see some individual asset breakdowns as well! nice work!

Darkleopard

This is lovely. Do you think we could see a breakdown of some individual assets?

Also what engine is this in?

Baolong

Thanks eveyone, I will do a breakdown shorty this weekend, and here is old screenshot,almost 3 years ago..
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_YAwHLpxXGaQ/Sr-8cmjS2rI/AAAAAAAAAGE/C7iHHONHQmI/s1600-h/Stree03_F.jpg

Lucas Annunziata

Wow! This is lovely.

Computron

Baolong wrote: »

Thanks guys
The floor i use reflectactor plane for capture , and combine with noisy normal map for create the wet effect , i use that, because i cant get Imagebased reflection work propply

You really should try the Dx11 relfections, they are of a much higher quality. Otherwise your should clamlp the borders of your scrren to get rid of the green.

jeremiah_bigley

Yeah! Killer work man! Really like that second shot!

chrisradsby

holy crap n00dles. I need spend more time doing 3d xD Really nice work! Love it, great atmosphere!

EVIL

looks great, although the green reflection artifacts on the bottom really distract me. Also the animation where the vehicle takes off looks a bit strange (sudden acceleration batman!)

DeanPaupe

Really nice work, you really got a lot out of UDK there, well done

Tokusei

sick ;o

Baolong

here are some lighting mod and wireframe shots

Iciban

HOLY SLDKFJSLDKJF! this is sickk! lighting is really well done. Love all the assets too. Care to share your worflow/ breakdown?

iniside

I just bump. It shouldnt fall to this page

Rednaz

Beautiful! Lighting is VERY nice!

RogerP

love this, amazing atmosphere :thumbup:

jk_virginia

simply amazing!..quick question how did you go about getting the lens flares in there?

Baolong

jk_virginia wrote: »

simply amazing!..quick question how did you go about getting the lens flares in there?

Thanks

I just use the Lens flare in UDK, then replace my textures that done in Photoshop.

Baolong

here are some update shots
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07MpjfkiQ34&context=C49d8f8fADvjVQa1PpcFMrss-8odu2gRb54z83IYl4iuqJ9PwC2Bk="]City 1080 3 - YouTube[/ame]

Sayanora

I usually don't care for urban sprawl, but this is great! It looks like its set in a semi futuristic world, but I think this would fit in almost perfectly in Left 4 Dead!

Iciban

For the buildings, did you make giant model for it? Cause thats what it looks like in the pic. Would you recommend making the bulding by having smaller modular pieces and stacking them on top of each other?