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UE4 Modular Palace Dungeon A
A modular dungeon in which the greedy king hid his wealth. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/3oqoQg https://youtu.be/O4E3nAfnbmU -
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@macollIn the post process settings I changed only two things: removed auto exposure and increased the quality of SSR. Everything else is standard. -
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Your first mood lighting is too saturated but better imo.Did you use a post process volume for it ? And a custom LUT ? I will follow your work ^^ -
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The environment looks really good, Im not sure where this sort of ambient lighting is coming from in the environment, almost seems like the place has been lit with modern big lights and then all the torches put in as an extra touch. -
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@Ged @DoxturtleInitially I wanted to make the most realistic lighting and that's what I got: The result is quite interesting, but it's not exactly what I wanted to get. It's too dark and gloomy. Then I looked at the dungeons in the The Elder Scrolls and found this: It seems to me that these dungeons are not very realistic… -
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Agree with Ged, I think it would look a lot cooler and realistic if it was a dimly lit environment, you'd have that nice contrast of dark blues and orange candles. -
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@ZacD @CptAlbatrossThanks for the feedback! In the next dungeon over which I am now working there will be holes in the ceiling for the beams of light. Just like at the very beginning of tes4 Oblivion. About the color temperature and LUT will try different options until I get a result close enough to the references. The… -
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For the lighting, a clean environment lit by torches seems a bit unrealistic. Why not try some windows or some sort of skylight. A angled hole in the ceiling illuminating the red pillar might look really cool and dramatic, like it's the perfect time of year for a ritual ceremony. For the torches, try setting the color… -
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I like the the more moody lighting, but like what other have said it's too saturated and really kills the detail you put into you environment and assets. It may help to experiment with different colors of light. Probably help break up some area to keep them feeling too sterile like what was happening in your first set of…
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