CE3 Little Apartment
polycounter lvl 9
Hello! I've been working on this for the past few weekends. There's still a lot to do, it all still feels very empty. I'm planning on making more little props to make it more lived in. The lighting needs a lot of work too but I don't know much about CE lighting so that will probably wait till the end.
There's probably some terrible Japanese translations on the posters too
Any feedback or criticism is more than welcome.
There's probably some terrible Japanese translations on the posters too
Any feedback or criticism is more than welcome.
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If this is a kid's room you could maybe put some toys or the like on the empty floor space.
My only crit is that the books on the floor look quite blocky, you should add some more polys to them to round the spines or make the covers stick out from the pages. The rest of the scene is really detailed so the books stood out to me.
Like this.
danscott: Thank you. Yes you're completely right about the books, they are literally 6 sides at the moment. I'll fix that right now.
Any feedback it much appreciated.
looking forward to seeing more!
Cool, your apartment looks really great. Hehe but youre not actually living in Japan arent you?
it looks good and feels very authentic. with all the posters, kirby and stuff it really gives an japanese apartment feeling.
With best regards, Joel
Here's a few updates. I remade the cloth on the bed, I wasn't happy with the low poly. Worked on a lighting a little more and started work on the bathroom area.
Looks cool!
I know you said you made the original bed cloth in marvelous designer...
Did you re-do it in marvelous designer as well? Did you just increase the subdivisions on the cloth?
My favorite part is the little figurines all over the place.
The one thing I'd say is that I agree with some of the other comments: Spend the polys to make this look really smooth, especially in the window and even the bed.
Your work shows that you know how to be efficient as is, and we're finally at the point that vert processing is on the least expensive end of the spectrum. Might as well go bonkers - but that's just my opinion.