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Re: (WIP) Crashed Spaceship and Dead Astronaut
Yes I see your points, the general composition I've decided on is that the spaceship crashed through the ceiling but not all the way so bits of it are hanging through a hole in the ceiling which is also where the lighting for the scene comes from. As for story, I've decided that the astronaut survived for a little while… -
Re: How to AAA skill?
This i hear happens monthly:https://polycount.com/discussion/238326/the-bi-monthly-environment-art-challenge-march-april-101#latestso i suppose you could go backwards and on your own time do some of the stuff that interests you, no matter how small and eventually make a scene of all of it, perhaps? Practice makes perfects… -
Re: Inserting model render into 2D background...
Yeah you've got the gist of it. A basic fairly straightforward process walkthrough: * Scene setup - F-spy to match the perspective of image by the aligning camera * Shadow Catcher - create a plane to capture shadows from your object * Integrating model - tools like shrinkwrap to precisely place model within scene/image… -
Re: Artefacts after bake
for @AlexandrDm Hard to say from the image, I would guess you are not working to scale and everything in the world is very tiny so the lights feel gigantic. Try creating a default Unity box in the scene. Those are 1Mx1M and you can check your scale through that. SOMETHING is causing your lights to be super intense -
Modular Kit Usage Clarification
Hi all, I have a few questions around building and using modular kits for environment layout. 1. How critical is it for a modular environment to be fully closed off? Meaning, all assets snapping cleanly to the grid with no protruding geometry outside of the layout of the scene? In cinematic work, I’ve often prioritized… -
Re: WIP -Stylized Katana Sword
For the texturing part, I was taking inspiration from an 80lv tutorial by Alice Hu, who was designing a stylized hand painted-textured Pokedex, which was similar to the style that I was going for and also created by the same concept artist. I knew I would be using Unreal for the final render because I needed to add the… -
[UE5] Puzzle Game Environment (Lobby & Levels) - Seeking Lighting & Composition Feedback
Hi everyone, I'm currently working on a puzzle game project in Unreal Engine 5, but I’ve hit a wall regarding the overall look of my environments. I have three main areas I'm working on: * The Lobby * Egg Puzzle Room * Water Puzzle Room * 4. Puzzle Technically the gameplay works, but visually the scenes feel "flat" and… -
Re: Most Efficient Way to Render Ready Game Models
It's mobile games models that are very low poly. Pc and console models are not that low poly any more. I had been tasked to evaluate candidates portfolios in the past and it's a hell of an annoying burden usually . They often look perfectly same , tell you nothing about a person as an artist when it's just generic hi res… -
Re: [WIP] The Legend of Zelda Inspired UE5 project- Goddess Statue in an Underground Cave
After seeing Ankit Garg's redesign of Link from the Nintendo series The Legend of Zelda, I decided to redesign the goddess statue from the same series to be my hero assets in the scene. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/bg0LZr (The Goddess statue from The Legend of Zelda series) I am aiming to redesign the statue as a… -
Re: WIP Mortuary: What I wish someone told me 8 years ago (but to be honest, I couldn't listen)
Here we go, added about ~50 new block-out meshes to the scene and copied some of them around to populate the scene (body on the table, side smaller side tables, a bunch of glass jars and vials, some books and a bunch of tools). All of them are quick and dirty meshes just to get a feel for scale and how many smaller objects…
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