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Re: Monthly Noob Challenge 9
I don't know if it is the best way to do it but I've done it so the inside of the tunnel is done as 2 different modular pieces [the first section where it goes all the way around, and the section where the door is] As for the walls closest to the camera I actually done it as a single mesh. I do have a modular piece of… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2013 Edition
Hi ! I am really new here , and working on a game project with UDK , but modularity is not my best friend for now. Im learning modularity and technic for make it good, the basic logic is in my head now, thank god, but i have some problems with retopo, and modelling it. Here is the pict: How should i model this? I thinking… -
Re: Futuristic scifi building [CryEngine3]
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I think the knowledge that people appear to be lacking, is a proper workflow for modularity. Each texture map you used is modular or tillable in some way, same for your UVW's and your geometry, and I don't believe there is enough info out there regarding this topic. I'm pretty familiar with your work on Crysis2 and I'm was… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2014 Edition
@last hahaha I like that (at last) - Anyways dude that balloon is ridiculously amazing! Beautiful work man! Great work to everyone else as well :) I made some updates to my modular building scene and there is a ton of new info up in the thread from questions and posts from people. X-posting, Enjoy! Youtube Link Modular… -
Re: Reference object = same uvs?
I think you might benefit from working in a modular way instead. UV and texture each piece as you go, before copying them all around. Plan your total UV space by sketching out how many unique elements you think you're going to have. You can also re-arrange the UVs afterwards if you need more or less elements than you… -
Re: I need advice on how to proceed with this stone wall technique (Blender/Quixel Mixer/UE4).
I would suggest going full modular, mixing in-engine rather than ahead of time in Mixer. More variation, less memory, faster workflow. Make a few tiling textures: bricks, raw stone, etc. Make a trim sheet or two. Make your modular wall pieces. Then use vertex color to blend together the trims and tiles in UE4. Examples:… -
Re: [UDK] The Apex Observatory
Pardon the perhaps silly question, but I've been tearing my hair out over re-building a scene all day, and keeping things modular is driving me slightly nutty. Is this a scene you'd build modular-style (in whole or in part), and how would you keep something like this on a consistent grid? Anyway, it looks pretty amazing,… -
Re: WIP - Abandoned Execution Chamber
inded, thanks. Great links cant wait to check them out more.I did a test scene earlier, not this concept to make sure i understand how to use unreal units and set the grid is max right after googling what to set home grid and 9th spacing too. Its 8,16 if i remember right? I also agree with modeling mesh's and bringing em… -
Re: [UDK] Palazzo W.I.P
I have done a blockout and a base mesh for the tree that will sit in the middle. After doing a couple of vairiations I realized that making it slightly bend will look more interesting in comparison to the horizontal and vertical lines of the modular architecture. Wanted to do it at first in 3ds max but I realized that I… -
Re: Student Senior Project - Sci Fi Facility [UDK]
Looks nice so far. Few light artifacts on roof which im sure you guys will sort. I m curious to know if those square tiles are bsp or ur modular piece, the ones u are using on roof. Reason i ask is that i dont see seams when two pieces are joined together side by side in UDK (typical Modularity) and would like to know what…
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