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Re: (Finished) Research Outpost - Unreal Engine 5 Environment
Hey everyone! :) Just finished up this project created in Unreal Engine 5. This one ended up being more challenging than I initially expected, especially when it came to getting materials like snow/frost to read correctly and working with decals. That said, I learned a ton throughout the process and I’m really happy with… -
WIP Industrial/Utility Modular Objects
I'm working on a set of various utility objects that can be pieced together modularly. So far I have created a variety of pipe shapes and extra pipe accessories including flanges and valves. I've also created a blueprint that lets the designer create their own pipe shapes using splines. The pipes use a material I made that… -
[UE4] Victorian Modular Environment
Hello poly friends!! This is the result of the thesis I made during this summer for the MSc 3D Computer Games Design at Staffordshire University. First of all, I would like to link my progress thread where I got a lot of awesome feedback and there you can see how the project started… -
Attempts in "modular" character assembling
If I import in Unity (urp metal workflow) from my modeling app a fbx character assembled by several meshes (seven), each with its own uv/material/texture, the engine sees the uvs/material/texture of the first mesh which began the ensemble (say the body), and assigns correctly on it its own material and texture: the other… -
Modular Facade Challenge Pimp
Just thought i'd put this up here for crits and comments, so that it would possibly get more exposure etc: poly count: 20k tris textures: [diffuse, normals, specular] 2 x 1024* 2 X 256* 1 x 512* i'd like to thank everybody who helped me out, and provided support and motivation. this was my first submission into the… -
[UE4] (WIP) Modular Hallway | Critique Appreciated
I've been messing around in 3ds Max for a while now and have been wanting to take a swing at environment art. Came across this concept on Art Station and thought it would be perfect for my first scene. I started by making the foundation pieces in max After spending quite a bit of time UVing and texturing these pieces, I… -
Some workflow/nanite questions coming from UE4
Coming to UE5 from UE4 and have a few questions regarding modular sets and nanite. If I have an exterior building wall set that is going to be brick, is it better to use a height map to displace the mesh in ZBrush/Blender, then use nanite on those modular pieces? Assuming it would be a bit more work to get the modular… -
How do I make modular textures in Photoshop?
So I've come across some Destiny texture work by Sid Moye, and I'm wondering how the texturing of the diffuse channel is achieved. There's a lot of ways to achieve the normal, and AO channels with zbrush, nDo, or even just high poly 3ds max assets baked down. But the diffuse has me stumped. It looks hand painted, but I… -
[rev-share] Working game assets with mechanics and functionality
I am an experienced Unreal Engine developer and am looking for a art partner to collab on a game kit with working assets. You would make the models and PBRs and I program mechanics for them so they work and can be used game-ready. Also I would add further effects and adjustable parameters if required. Examples for such… -
[Modular Assets] Should I create single sided or double sided geometry?
Yes, the answer is obviously dependent on what the end goal for the scene is. My question is really "what would you rather work with as a level designer or environment artist?". Would you rather use wall pieces that were just planes, or would you rather have the flexibility of a wall with thickness, and a texture on both…
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