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Re: Sewer WIP
Looks good so far Rurouni. Did you have any problems with the placement of your meshes in terms of grid lock and what not? Or did you not create the assets with the Unreal grid in mind? EDIT: I only ask because I'm going to be creating a large scene in UDK and don't know if I should design my pieces modularly to fit on the… -
Re: environmental art
I've done tunnels and lots of wall sections via path deform and modular sections, and it definitely works quite well. For many architectural element, a modular approach is definitely the way to go. Depending on the type of game, you may not be able to do everything in modular sections, but for many man-made architectural… -
Re: Rural House Environment [WIP Concepts]
This looks great to me and I find the modular breakdown very interesting as I'm just planning my first environment for UDK and want to modularise it as much as possible. Are you able to share how you set up the grid and are using it to space elements. What grid size you used and how the pieces fit onto it? -
Re: WIP Asian Street
I did something like this last year hehe :] I referenced Tekkonkreet a LOT. Remember to put lots of vending machines, wires, and air vents :p . Also, it helps if you build the buildings modularly. Saves time in having to re-UV and retexture everything. Its looking good so far dude! Keep at it! -
Re: [UDK] Crysis 2 inspired - Montreal map
Are you kidding me? 10k tris is tiny! (I've seen scenes made of millions tris; 10k tris would be your typical character polycount) Don't worry about polycount as much as doing things right. If you can texture the whole building modularly using 1 512x512 map, your performance will be better than if you had 5k tris and… -
Re: Siege of inaolia environment/texture art
Thanks. The rocks aren't meant to be used by themselves, they'll be used "modularly" to create cliffs/larger clusters of rocks and I think they'll work quite well for that. If not I'll make some replacements. I'm working on some new rocks that will be used separately and I'm using an entirely different method for those.… -
Re: Junk Air Tugboat - WIP
I'm taking Bwample1 and Xoliul's advice and building things more modularly while roughing out forms. Here are the doors (pre zbrush) and I was thinking of adjusting the design a bit to add more surface detail. What do you all think? The plan would be to keep the shape and porthole while adding the turning wheel and a few… -
I want to build a somewhat simple interior
I'm an experienced 3D artist but I've never had to deal with building a level inside a game engine so I'm trying to change that. Would it be feasable to make the walls as one single mesh? And if I were to make the walls modular how would I avoid the texture seams? (I'm actually very curious about this one) Also I'm not… -
Re: Early Morning at the Grand Teton Hideout : Senior Portfolio Project
Update: Most of the Planks textured, sculpted, baked, and modularly placed. Next up is to do Unique sculpts for the side and front doors, as well as a high poly bake on the roof tiles. I am planning on plopping some geo ontop of the roofs for Snow. Anyone know any good snow techniques? Anyways critiques welcome, After I… -
Re: [FINISHED] Urban Japanese Street - Evening
Thanks for all the feedback, everyone! Everything is made modularly, so there are no underlying unique shapes for the buildings. These are all my roof pieces The base layer is just paper-thin wall pieces (I even rotated the half wall by 90 degrees to get an in-between wall height). Then, I added roof and extension pieces.…
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