small environment from SWTFU 2
polycounter lvl 6
here my first environment. I'm create this from small concept from Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 here is :
my work :
looks ugly, i know, but it's my first environment scene
textures (exept some AO) I took out from game
maybe you will give me some advice how to make it better ,or you already like it ?
wait for your C&C
my work :
looks ugly, i know, but it's my first environment scene
textures (exept some AO) I took out from game
maybe you will give me some advice how to make it better ,or you already like it ?
wait for your C&C
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It's always hard to match a hand drawn concept things aren't always mathematically perfect and reality, scale and perspective don't always translate like they should so some things will always be a little off. I think you've gotten pretty close, but there are a few things you could do to push the concept into your scene.
The scene seems taller than the concept and not as claustrophobic, the camera angle has a bit to do with it not matching up but the overall proportions seem to not be caring the message the concept looks to be conveying. It can help to toss in a measuring stick the rough dimensions of a human in the game. For Unreal that is roughly 72-96units high and 32x32 units wide/deep.
The door looks to be broken and slightly ajar, the player looks like they're trying to figure out how to fix it or get around it. This leads me to think that the box shape in the middle of the door would normally line up, but is off because its broken?
Also you need to nail down the key markers of the scene, the big blocks of color and key interesting bits. You can't leave it all up to the lighting to highlight everything you need to push those details in just about everything, modeling, materials and eventually lighting.
Once you correct the proportions, I think you'll be in good shape to start a preliminary lighting pass which will help you dial in your materials and will help you sync your color pallet to the concept, right now one is very brown and gray and the other is bright not white. If you wait until you're done with materials to start lighting it can sometimes be too late, it especially helps dial in spec maps.
looks more better, even not bad i think . well what do you think guy's ?