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Re: Gothic 2 monastery remake
Hi! I think ziz makes a good point, the environment would benefit from some more geometric detail. I would look at the silhouette of things, that those don't read overly low res/ facetted. Situations that silhouette the most would be probably edges/ corners. I think generally having more geometric detail around camera/… -
Re: Gothic 2 monastery remake
Hello, I am very sorry for late reply, but i get really busy last days and this topic project and topic get litlle bit out of my head. I just wanted to say that i really appreciate your advices, time and effort to give me a relevant tips. I will definitely look into this when i will have more time! Thank you. -
Re: Gothic 2 monastery remake
Ah, you have hidden your reply well :sunglasses: Fog cards I find they can help to elevate vistas, but to my knowledge shouldn't be layered too much due to the increased cost of the pixel on screen (Overdraw). Sample Projects I would follow the path Eric suggested. I haven't tried this one, but going by its description it… -
Re: Gothic 2 monastery remake
Quality sample projects can be found on Fab, for example https://www.fab.com/category/tutorials-examples/tools--unreal-engine https://www.fab.com/category/3d-model/buildings-architecture?is_free=1&technical_features=modular -
Gothic 2 monastery remake
Hello, I would like to share with you my latest project. I recreated the monastery from one of my all-time favorite games, Gothic 2, as a personal project focused on improving my trim sheet workflow. For this scene, I set myself the challenge of using a single 4K trim sheet for all major meshes — including the buildings,… -
Re: Gothic 2 monastery remake
Overall I think this scene is a great practice for TrimSheets! There is little texture stretching on your textures. Your lighting is competent and really helps making your environment believable! A glaring issue I can see are seems, and the modelling is too primitive. (By primitive, I mean it lacks mesh-level detail) This…
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