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Re: Fable scene UDK
hey, thanks d1ver for the link. Lol, u brought some old memories to me... good old times :P @joe gracey - I think u took a good approach by figuring out re-useble ans modular assets first, cauz it seems like the way to do in this situation. However, I think (and agreing with previous comments) that for now the actual… -
Re: Lighting in UDK help
ok so i have come across a problem i cannot get my head around at all and no tutorials can point me in the right direction. I had thought i had it figured out but i was horribly wrong, i have looked through some lightmass tutorials and how to UDK light stuff but a lot of them just say place lights and click build and the… -
Re: [CE3] Sci-fi residential map
Thanks guys for your comments~ @quack : some tracks are just randomly set for now, I need to do a polish pass on it. Thanks for the input. @Helba : the building is mostly a tiling texture mixed with some trim texture to avoid the "hard edge" cut look. I'll try to post some more explicit images when i'll get the time… -
Re: Texel Density / Uvs / Quixel / UE4 / (Need Help)
There would be an another way, called tri-planar mapping. Its available in the Unreal engine material editor, and its a material function called "world aligned texture". But this would increase shader complexity so I'd rather recommend making good uvmap and let that do the job. What I would do to get consistent pixel… -
Re: Environment Workflow
also to save time think about how you can re-use details or even parts of models. say you do high and a low poly for a stair case, and bake it down, and the front of the stairs has a lot of nice detail baked from the high poly. you could always uv map a plane to that same area and use it as a trim piece somewhere else in… -
Re: Concepting level design HOW?
Big thanks for advices guys! Ash; thanks for writing a complete guide for game level design workflow!! For me it makes sense to make modular pieces like pipes in 3D modeler without uvs or such, and build level with them. If I model to grid, they will snap. Since most of these modular assets are not so complicated anyway,… -
Re: Methods for hard environment modeling - interiors
Thanks for the link, Eric. I'm currently working on a project that revolves around some higher-tech interior environments, and I've been focusing my modeling and normal mapping on modularity. It's been torture to get all of the different hallway sections to be seamless when butted up against each other, but it's moving… -
Re: Low poly baking issues (NEW)
After re-reading this entire thread pior is spot on, leaving one error to focus on another merely compounds a veritable litany of mistakes. Please listen and readjust your thinking/attitude, in my experience fanned caps would've been acceptable 5yrs ago however tech evolves with new (well probably rediscovering old… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | March - April (95)
Been swamped at work these past weeks so progress is slow. :s Decided to hop around the scene a bit now that the modular kit is mostly done. Currently working on the material to get a feel for the scene, still a lot of tweaking and balancing to be done (fun!). After that is done I'll start on the bespoke assets like the… -
Re: Post Apocalyptic Theory and Level Design - WIP
So this currently what i am working on, the interior design is set in a pub (childhood one which has been closed down and boarded up), and i'm purely doing this on memory because the internet lacks photographs of what it was like. Which puts my references in 'non-existent' mode. Anyway!! So this is basically my first…
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