Hello! I’m excited to share the very early stage of my new Unreal Engine 5 environment art project. This first phase focuses on blocking out the space and exploring the core ideas behind the scene. I’ve gathered thematic reference materials, used AI to generate early concept directions, and I’m actively collecting…
Today I worked on sculpting some wear and tear to so modular assets and baking the normal maps on to the low poly versions. I had never used marmoset before. It was fun to play around with. I also started working on my first material in Substance Designer.
Sorry, we are no longer accepting applications for this role. _______________________________ Hey there. We're Feel Free Games, the indie team behind Luma Island. Our next game will be very different but we can’t reveal what it’s about in public yet. To help bring it to life in Unity, we're looking for a super talented VFX…
I'm trying to figure out how to achieve a good result using the fur Shell/Fin process. So far I've only gotten so far as to testing the shell portion of the experiment and I've run into some problems. I'd say it has something to do with my UVs if not for the fact that its consistent a crossed my mesh. As you can see from…
Have a look at the "talk slides" for this paper, "Real-time fur over arbitrary surfaces." They show placement of the shells and fins, and some sample textures. http://research.microsoft.com/~hoppe/#fur
Give Us The Funk. A funked Up Story About One Mans Rise To The Top is a game i and a couple of friends made for a game jam at our local University. quick explanation of the game: Your goal is to reach the top of the building to confront THE MAN that now controls all funk(this worlds energy source). You will reach the top…
I did it! Got me some water. This was quite a fun game - simple. If a game set out to have a point and I picked it up for that reason - I wouldn't mind but if I was playing a game and all of a sudden I was given a moral story on how people have to live like this, I'd be pretty pissed off. It's how its done. If its all…
Thank you for the kind words! This project is taking some time, but I am having a lot of fun working on it. Lately, I've been really enjoying the fusion of all gamedev fields. For me, it is much more interesting to make a game demo rather than an ultra-high-level portfolio assets. The downside is that if someone is looking…
Hi guys, I'm new to this forum, but have been a regular on GameDev.net for nearly 10 years. I'm a software developer residing near Seattle who is looking for a partner who can produce quality, "low-fidelity" art that has unique style. By "low-fidelity" I mean that the types of games and platforms I would most like to…
I'm in agreement with Harry here about the materials, infact the specular map should be of even more importance than the diffuse. I used to leave the map as an afterthought and maybe would have put in minimal effort on a few details but it always resulted in a rather lifeless asset. Just walk around the house picking up…