I am currently working on some modular sci-fi parts to support research I am doing (found here http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=78444) and am in need of some opinion, it is currently a WIP and the smaller detail like bolst etc. has yet to be added. The wall style I am not sure on, to go heavy detail, medium…
Hey guys. I am looking into making a modular environment based on this image: I know about some of the basics of perspective match and using the grid system. I am not sure how I would go about modelling a modular grid based environment whilst still matching the perspective of the concept. My attempts at trying to model…
Details of project posted in: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=153011 I am searching for person that will explain us the workflow (not do the work, find proper workflow and explain us) for following: - texture modular pieces of cave with tileable texture - create proper maps and material setting in Unity 5…
Hi everyone! I'm looking to start another environment but I want to be smarter about how I plan my materials instead of just making unique materials for each mesh. I'm going to be making a modular scifi biodome and would like to be guided in the right direction as far as materials and material functions go for a modular…
Hi guys, I’m having some trouble with an environment I’ve been
working on. Part of the building uses modular wall pieces but for the life of
me I can’t get them all lit seamlessly. My first assumption would be variance in the vertex normals
but for all I can tell they are fine. The walls have adequate light maps that…
Hey Guys, Im currently in my third year at Uni, conducting a study into the optimisation of modular characters for games for my FYP. I will be designing two interchangeable modular armor sets to fit around a male character within UDK. Current Update: In UDK: A few random in engine combinations: Sculpts: Similar Stuff to…
Examples: If you can do this quality, message me on Discord and link you work: metavoros (if you dont get answer for longer time, that means your work quality not enough for this project)
This is a small question regarding something I think I should know or is at least obvious to most but seems to evade me. When working on an environment and specifically assets that are modular with other pieces, you first build them in max. In max the usual way to build a set of modular items (lets say wall pieces)…
Currently working on a modular game environment for my independent module in university. This project incorporates a lot of "firsts" for me: including first time creating and using trim sheets, modular design, and the full environment art pipeline. In the past I have only focused on props but my main goal has always been…