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Re: [UE4] Cliff Tower Ruins
@Eric Chadwick Thanks Eric! It is a modular set, around 10 different pieces, which snap together. I guess my mistake was to use the same base for everything. But each has a different texture assigned to it. I will look into blending. -
Re: [UDK] Fantasy Town
Look good so far , this shot is realime ? .. i hope that you are using tiling textures for texturing . in this one you have a lot of tiling texture and use decals to add dirts .. ect and modular pieces , i hope this help :) -
Re: Maya/Aztec/Inca Environment WIP
Hey - finially had a chance to work on it yesterday - here's the updates. I apologize for the rendering glitches - but otherwise I made the hill mesh a little larger, added details and chamfers to the architecture, and broke everything into little interchageable modular pieces. -
Re: Starting an environment - UDK BSP block out to 3DS Max
you can export BSP in UDK. it's under File>Export>Export Selected (select the BSP face you want to export) I do it all the time to ensure that I have the right measurements for modular pieces I'm making. -
Re: Becoming a "3D Game Environment" artist, portfolio questions.
Repetition of tiling textures and modular elements can be broken up in a number of ways. Material blending, decals, prop placement, lighting, etc. Be sure to check out the polycount wiki if you haven't already, there's a lot of really useful info there. -
Re: Texel Density for Buildings and other objects in city
This isn't how most modular game assets are designed. Instead, choose a pixel density to work towards, and use that as a rough guide when creating each individual asset. For example 4 pixels per centimeter, or whatever you decide. -
Re: [UDK] Yet another post apoc scene...
I saw this on twitter and lost my shit, very nice style to the scene! I'm looking forward to the breakdown to see just how snefer-style it is in it's modularity. Is the moss on the tank(thing) shader based? Love the grass by the treads too. -
Re: Old Stone Fountain
I think the modularity approach you went with was a great start. Sometimes it is far easier to have a perfect something, then destroy it. It can really help to bring out the realism. Keep up the hard work mate, and grab lots of reference. -
Re: Work in progress - Charmed house (Halliwell Manor)
Very cool, this is shaping up nicely. I always love to see projects like these. How much of this is modular? Are you just using one a few different trims? I'd like to see the texture sheet so far! :D -
Re: Approach to buildings & normals for buildings
That would take a lot of textures to bake each corner, you should add a little chamfer or let the rough edge and do only tileable texture HP, but if its modular you can do the HP for everything and reuse those.
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