EDIT* Update. This opening has been filled. I would like to leave this post up for any future devs that come across it and feel like this is "exactly" the kind of project they want to work on. If this is you, please reach out. I've been there and we may be able to pull up a chair for you. ----------- Hi All! I am new to…
*Thank you to everyone who applied! We’ve successfully filled the position and are no longer accepting applications at this time. We will reopen the posting whenever we have new openings, so please keep an eye out for future opportunities. We really appreciate the time and effort all applicants put into their…
As said above, good texturing with PBR materials, good lighting and 2dfx (like the smoke) and well optimised models. Here's a good quick example of high poly to low poly baked material use Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/1sgac0v/this_is_your_sign_to_learn_how_to_bake_normal_maps/ Or better yet here's a…
Looks like it destroys atmosphere, light pooling, and layering. Readability is worse imo. Everything feels like it has its own lighting rig, and thus nothing sits in the scene together.
Hi, Can anyone help me?? I am trying to create a light trail that comes out of the back of a lightcycle i have modelled (a la Tron Legacy) but I cannot figure how I can model it so as the bike moves forward through frames a nurbs elipse gets lofted immediatley behind it wherever I have the bike (in the air, going sideways…
I have a confusion about implementing Speedtree smooth lighting to Unreal. In general, I have seen that people multiply normal maps with TwoSidedSign node, so that the backfacing leaves doesnt flip the normal. It does achieve the smooth shading, but with some added problems : * It blows up the basecolor a lot, it almost…
Hi everyone, Just wanted to share a project I've been working on—a stylized, modular medieval city built for Unreal Engine 5. My main goal was to achieve a vibrant, anime/Ghibli-inspired aesthetic while keeping everything extremely optimized for real-time performance. Everything is modular, from the structural pieces to…
Hey everyone, I’ve been working as a 3D Generalist for the past 8 years, and while I’m proud of the game visuals I’ve contributed to (the audience seems to appreciate them too!), I feel it’s time to take my skills to the next level. I want to refine my abilities in lighting, color theory, and composition to elevate the…
I have a rect light behind the chess pieces. It's light bleeds through the pieces and the asset looks horrible. This issue goes away if I move my camera up close to the piece. I don't know how to fix this. Please help! Here are the light settings.