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Re: [UE4] Spooky Forest Church
Thanks! Its quite hard to think of ways to add sources of colours to the scene without drastically changing the colours in the scene, and breaking a specific vibe Im trying to get. I have added a small crude camp site, but aside from this I think Im going to wrap up the scene as I dont want to clutter the forest since its… -
Re: [Unity] Environment: "Road to Mount Ardrak"
That's ridiculously impressive for a scene put together in 24 hours. Since building my own mobile graphics engine, I've come to realise just how important post processing is. It's amazing how much it can pimp up an otherwise flat and boring scene. A couple of questions - do you have any idea what framerate this scene would… -
Re: Decimated Hut
This is a fantastic bit of work, you made a really boring scene incredibly interesting with mostly 1 bit of wood. That takes a lot of lowpoly skill, patience and restraint. It would have been easy to just throw polys at this thing to make it work but it appears to be very restrained and disciplined. Mostly I just want to… -
Re: Mudbox: Vertex spike artifact
try 1. exporting level 0 2. start new scene, import the level 0 and subdivide it to the same amount of level your highest level was in original scene and export that. 3. go back to your original scene, now import as layer the highest lvl from step 2. make sure you are in highest level so import as layer works properly. 4,… -
Re: [ UDK ] Shady Dealings.
Looking good! I would first figure out where you want the point of focus of this scene to be. Once you know what that is, you can light the scene based on that. I prefer to light from dark to bright, that way it's easy for me to gauge which areas are fighting for attention. It's great when you're open to feedback but… -
Re: [UDK] Fantasy, Skyrim inspired environment
Looking cool so far - great ideas and reference for sure. One thing to remember as you go forward - Really focus on what objects have and give purpose to your scene. If it were me, i'd scale the size of the scene down quite a bit to make it more manageable. Focus on the objects you like the most and that tell the story… -
Re: Artstation Environment Challenge
Looking good, but your lighting is doing the face rock no favors. It should be one of the focal points of the scene but if I didn't know there was supposed to be a face there I'd never be able to pick it out. The moon(?) light needs to be rotated around where it's either hitting the front plane of the face more, or at… -
Re: Sea Turtle
Starting on the scene a bit, going for a jungle/swampy environment. The background will be filled with trees and other green stuff. There will be all sorts of stuff floating on the water and probably some sort of skulls on spears / torches near the docks. I got a cam working for the scene, and the idle animation for the… -
Re: Guedin's sketchbook
@ScudzAlmighty : Hmm, I'm not sure about that, I may need to look at that. But yeah, for this tutorial I really wanted to share the most of what I learned, by doing a scene from complete scratch. I guess you can create your own presentation scene once, and when it's done, just open it for your next projects and import your… -
Re: Lightmap/AO 3dsmax second uv question
Eric, you are the king of awesome man! Thanks :D I have a large scene, and I've been looking at it, trying to figure out what's the best approach. I think that baking the entire scene would give a more believable AO. I have quite a ton of parts to unwrap. For assets that already have an AO (baked from the high sculpt and…
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