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Creating A Game Art Environmet
Hi to everyone, my name is Josep and this is my first post here. I just finished my 3D studies and now I'm in that complicated moment which is stay in home alone making a solid portfolio. During the last year I decided to focus in environment art, and now I'm starting a project from 0 to game ready. The environment is a… -
Defender's Blast Shield
Hey guys and gals. Weeks ago I quickly sketched out some concepts of different shields. It was a time when I was starting The Old Republic, and I kind of wondered to myself what it might be like if Jedi Knights actually carried shields to fend off heavy blaster fire. All normals are being done in nDo2. The greybox screen… -
Re: [UE4] Columbia Scene - (Based on Hitman 2)
The trees & foliage meshes are from the UE4 Marketplace. Wanted to get a better feel on what it'll look like. I'll eventually replace them. Placed a chunk of rocks & cliffs around the scene. Water's temp for now. Blended the mud/grass materials. For the rocks, I plan on making some more to break the shapes. So far, I have… -
Re: working out scale of a concpet
Yeah, but to make things feel right, you often have to make things bigger than they are in reality, especially if it's a third person camera. In addition, I'd get some tiling materials in there quickly too, even if they're just crappy placeholders. Bricks/tiles etc. A simple greybox level tends to feel bigger than it does… -
Re: Making our first mobile game [From Noobs to DUDES]
Ok it has been a while but we have made some good progress. We finally managed to find the right programmer who was apt for the job. We also went from Mecanim to Legacy then back to mechanim animations. What really slowed us down was the fact we had to make all animations from scratch so we couldn't take complete advantage… -
Re: First Model in 3D Max
Hey there, I would suggest colouring the entire thing in a default grey texture and showing the wire frame over it then take screen shots, otherwise as it is now it's extremely difficult to see any detail properly. So basically greybox it out. It looks pretty good for a first attempt, but the lines are extremely straight… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | November - December (63)
To me it looks like a fireplace, with all the clutter of souvenirs and memories, including a old classic motorbike. I don't think it's doors or entrance. The greybox is not high enough to be any kind of entrance, at most it goes up to shoulders, so seriously doubt it has anything to do with doors. However it's up to you… -
Re: Creating a top down RPG, critiques welcome.
Looks really nice so far! To add to what Nihilus was saying, if you haven't already, it's definitely worth doing a greybox path of your levels and entire game before you get too stuck into the art. Because otherwise you might get 2 years into production and realise your game isn't as fun as you imagined. Although at least… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | July - August (67)
Here is my progress so far on the Cuban House, I imported the greybox into Unreal and began creating the trim sheets and modeling a few of the related models. I am going for more of a stylized simple look. This is the first time I have done a project like this in Unreal and so I have run into a problem with the lighting on… -
[UE4] Old Abandoned Room
Hii polycount people, New to polycount. I'm working on a small UE4 project in my spare time. It's a small abandoned scene (time period around the 1700's) . Plants slowly growing into the room, decoration slowly getting destroyed by nature. Im working with: 3Ds max, Unreal engine 4, Substance painter. (never worked with…
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