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UE4 - First (modular) environment - Questions
Hi :) After I got a lot of feedback on my applications (thanks to all of you who took the time to give me feedback), I'm working on improving my portfolio further (https://www.artstation.com/artist/dethling). For this I'm working on my first complete environment in Unreal 4 (also improving my Unreal 4 skills at the same… -
Solid Geometry for meshes or one sided?
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Hello, I'm in the process of creating a modular scifi environment to be used for Unreal Engine 4 and Unity and during the creation of the modular pieces, i.e. the walls, floors, trim, etc... I'm conflicted about whether I should build everything as a solid object or just a one sided mesh and only build solid objects for… -
Modular Galleon/Frigate
Hi guys, I'm going into my final year of university next year and need an idea for a final year project. I came up with the idea of some sort of modular ship set that could be used to create multiple different 17th century style ships but I'm not sure how well this would work. I'm just looking for different ideas on how I… -
Re: Sketchbook: Jordanbeeston
Had to be at work over the weekend so i am now back for the week to progress, im making a modular building, this is specifically the building that the train is crashed into. Think im going to create multiple textures and expose the parameters so that i can just the same building multiple times but just changing the hue… -
Re: Studying Architecture?
In addition to terminology, actual working dimensions (or human scale relations) are something many people over look. In the states, a typical door is 6'8" tall. Typically, the windows in a house will share the same head height as a door (but the sill height will vary per window height). The maximum stair rise and run are… -
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: Modular texturing for UDK (Questions!)
You can break down the building details into strips of repeating elements, and stack those strips all together into one atlas, which tiles left-to-right. You could also pack a couple one-off elements into the same atlas. Then the up/down+left/right tiling textures can be their own separate maps. Brick, stone blocks, etc.… -
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: [Portfolio] - Ben Strasser/ Environment Artist
Thanks Hiten, I created a chipped paint brush. Noticed just now there is a spot on the top left part of the closed door where it seems very splotchy. Here is the basis of my plan to have an awesome portfolio. Plan is to have this complete by October.31st. This is to have a well rounded portfolio by MIGS and DIG London.… -
Stylized Fantasy Town
Yes, I'm back with another one of these. I didn't finish my last handpainted one sadly, but I'm a big fan of this genre and really want a nice portfolio piece. Pulling what I learned from the arenanet art test and applying it here (but without low poly limits :D ) My main source of reference will be this building here:…
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