Honestly the design was more stylish than practical. Fashion over practicityHere's another try on only tree parts of the model Looking some fortnite models I see that parts of the mesh are directly separated, so I've marked sharp edges on the creases of the model and other parts. Is it wrong? It fixed a lot of issues
"[...] Back to the main thing - I met an old friend of mine a while ago and he shared with me the project he is working on. I am not able to share the details but long story short it is kind of a game engine (not something revolutionary new I get it) but the thing that caught my attention wasn’t the tech itself, but the…
Well, if there's one rule for cloth in games, it is that "clothsim" isn't the obvious solution it may seem to be. Cloth in Fortnite is made with bones : https://youtu.be/Oe7fYS9qxmk?feature=shared&t=1276 More generally this kind of stuff is always more tricky to setup than what one would expect - so, never ever leave it…
The concept is “a desert girl” by the awesomely skilled Hou China https://www.artstation.com/artwork/LRLxgR Hi Guys!this is a wip of a character I have been slowly working on on my free time. I have spent a lot of time on the face but it’s still not where I want it to be. I will continue with the rest of the character once…
I disagree sort of.. in my experience the quality of a large game has very little to do with the ability of most of the staff involved. As a group grows larger, the overall quality of the group's output trends towards average because most people are in fact average - what separates one group from another in terms of output…
Just finished working on a project. I set myself the task of replicating the graphic style of the Fortnite game https://www.artstation.com/artwork/kQ1el2
Just spat my morning tea all over the screen when reading this: https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/28/23894266/epic-games-layoffs-fortnite-unreal-engine Epic laying off over 800.
Looks like flat geo with modeled shingles on the trim/edges. UE5.3 did add support for nanite displacement which needs r.Nanite.AllowTessellation=1 and r.Nanite.Tessellation=1 set in DefaultEngine.ini. Fortnite uses displacement baked into the models for their buildings.
Thank you for your feedback, Alex! The observatory and turret were made from concepts. I'm leaning towards being a prop or enviornment artist but I haven't fully decided which one so I'll decide and do more work towards that specific category. I would want to work for Epic Games on Fortnite or Riot's Valorant. Working for…