The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge has been announced!
It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
Sketchbook: Natalie
polycounter lvl 2
Hello! Nice to meet you.
My name is Natalie, I'm a 3D student and I would like to improve my work through sharing and feedback.
Thank you for any critique you can spare!
My name is Natalie, I'm a 3D student and I would like to improve my work through sharing and feedback.
Thank you for any critique you can spare!
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And an animation, dunno how to embed youtube videos. mmmm, I will post the embeded the video once I figure it out
https://youtu.be/VtGffmbuyAY
I think I'm almost done with this one , 6000 Tris
I started with quickly blocking the assets in Maya and importing them in UE4 to figure out dimensions and composition. Then, I wrote everything in an excel sheet. I chose a simple bedroom so as not to overwhelm myself. If you have any advice or critique, I would really appreciate it
Blocking
Beginning of the Meshing Pass, I like modelling (and UVs) but textures make me want to procrastinate
Chair: I'm not too fond of the Substance Painter Renderer as it is too grainy, but it gives the old/worn-out feel. Baked normals from a high rez as well as added Normals in painter. Might revisit the graininess, but honestly, it looks good in UE4. Subtle details are sometimes lost in the engine.
Modeled two variations of doors, will add stains through decal (once I get to that stage), render in UE4
The graph is not too intense, it gives the idea of wood material for the doors and skirting and so on.
Axe in Substance Painter, I might revisit it and bake some details on the handle/blade.
This is the low rez model of the bed, I had fun with this one and might add it to my portfolio once it's done. To do: Finish the high rez, bake and paint a unique texture.
Have to practice texturing
Also, used vertex painting on the ceiling tiles and walls
I would appreciate feedback a lot on how to improve and what to fix. Thanks!
And a quick background asset, pretty simple since it won't be so prominent in the scene and I don't want to waste polys on it
Another not so main one
And some Zbrush Practice
I enjoyed working on this personal project. I learned a lot in terms of engine, texture and general project organization. Most importantly, I discovered the countless fields I can (and should) improve in
In engine shot. I'm also learning foliage
My goal is to work on optimizing topology.
A fellow student at school gave me valuable advice for optimization, so I went back and worked on the bench some more
ps: I started playing uncharted 4
In engine. I have a scene blocked out but it constantly changes based on the textures and the assets.
The texture was based on a tutorial on youtube by Ryan Pocock . I changed the texture to match my scene, and it looks excellent in Designer and Marmoset. But UE4 refuses to import/tile properly.