hey guys, so I was kinda looking for something new to learn and perhaps build a game as a hobby project. I am mainly a 3D artist and wanted to be a little bit more independent from coders regarding making small games. Now I like both unity and unreal but I feel like unreal has much more to offer however, I reckon its much…
Hi guys! I was wondering if I could get someone to tell me what I should add / delete from my portfolio!https://www.artstation.com/nikitasineiko I aim to get a proper job in the 3D industry - the goal is 3D Environments, but I believe I should display proof that I can do 3D Props & Tech Art to state I have the skills to do…
If I start a new project using unreal 4.13 and try to open it on my personal computer using 4.11 would it still work because I'm having trouble trying to open up my scene?
EDIT: PROBLEM SOLVED...check bottom post for solution I have a couple of questions to put out there to anyone who knows enough of unreal 3. I have a decent understanding of the editor, but just some things are baffling me at the moment. 1... When building lighting in my scene I end up with some soft/blurry shadowing...In…
I remade a map from Unreal Tournament GOTY 1999 (DM-Tutorial) using Unreal Engine 4, Quixel Suite, Photoshop, xNormal, and Blender 2.9. It has been an awesome experience working on this project. I remember as a kid playing UT99 and seeing this map being mesmerized by the graphics, now it's 22 years old. I thought it would…
Hello, We're looking for a freelancer to help us with some meditative spaces in Unreal Engine. We've built a number of prototypes (videos here: http://junovr.com/blog) and are now looking to work with some talented artists to make nicer, more polished spaces. Who would make a good team member: - You have access to a VR…
@A_B Sorry for taking so long to respond. If haven't messed with this in some time because I was doing other things. As far as purely getting better vertex painting results (minus everything else I did here) there's this video which walks you through everything pretty well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPHnxGb6KHA That…
Hey guys. A friend of mine and I are working on a little game in Unreal Engine 4. Since we both aren't character artists we bought a high poly head for ZBrush, textured the first subdiv (lowpoly) and put it into UE4 with a baked normal map. The result does not look as good as the actual face does in ZBrush. Can you tell me…
Here is the problem laid out in visual format. Anybody know anything about this? Does Unreal just reduce the definition automatically? I'm trying to get the definition down to the pixel.