I’m excited to share my latest environment art project: a post-apocalyptic classroom workshop, created in Unreal Engine 5. Watch the Video: https://youtu.be/Uy470_QVEfc Breakdown: https://youtu.be/0OPbNM3nmbw Modeling was done in blender and texturing was done in Painter. I also used Quixel Mixer to blend materials.…
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I really want to like using the crease tool for my sub-div modeling, but sometimes it is challenging to get it right. The right shape of the following image is the base model. the left shape was achieved by using edge loops. The left shape with the edge loops is the look that I'm trying to achieve using creasing, and maybe…
Hey Polycounters, just wanted to show you some of the stuff our team is currently working at. Below is a video of our prototype which was developed by our team of 13 students within two months. It shows off really basic gameplay and a mostly blocked out environment. Obviously, features are not yet fully implemented,…
This looks really good for a first try, kudos! First impression is you could crop more tightly, and use less blank space. This will make the props larger on your audience's screen, which is always better. For example: Another thing is they could use some staining on the wood behind the iron hoops. Usually you see some dark…
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Soooo after (way too much) trial and error, I found it was a combination of things. The edge loops on my high poly model were way too tight, I redid my uvs so that every time the model went over 45 degrees angle change I made a new uv island which seemed to help, and also I put proper smoothing groups per UV island. Thanks…
And so this is our current schedule, the study change based on day of the week: Environment -> Props 1 -> Human Gesture (full figure) -> Architecture -> Animal Anatomy -> Props 2 -> Human Closeup -> and then it loops back. I figured seeying the schedule would help you decide if you want to join our daily challenge :)