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Re: How did games like Conan Exiles or Ark Survival make their map?
I used world machine to basically set the hills and valleys, stuff like rivers and pathways can be hand sculpted in UE4. Personally I like having more control that way anyways should design elements conflict or change on the fly. But yes, as to 3 dozen people sitting down behind computers, creating a map like Skyrim took a… -
Re: First steps into MxScript
this is because if you have multiple object selected you`ll be working with an array instead of just one object. what you`ll need to do is go over each element and run that same bit of code so for example on ButtonSmooth pressed do ( ViewPortVal = SIterations.value RenderVal = RIterations.value for obj in selection do ( if… -
Re: Assasin's Creed 2 black edition, I want you!
I really enjoyed the first one, with the exception of how easy it is to evade capture during the chase sequences. Seriously, roof gardens? Like they wouldn't look in them. I'd have preferred a little more challenge getting away from the guards. Other than that, the combat really stood out for me. Really fluid, once you got… -
Re: bizarre warping when rotating attached objects...
No Gimbal Lock...this happens, when you scaled the parent object non uniformly on Object Level. Don't ever do this...if you want to scale, go into Element or Vertex Subobject, select everything and scale that. If you absolutely have to scale on object level (don't know any reason for that...) then make sure the object is… -
Re: [Riot Art Contest] BLOODMOON DIANA
Reply by shotgun_becky · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Art Contest› Riot Art Contest - Illustrationhey there, thanks for the feedback! The crescent elements on her head actually meant to be a start for a hair accessory :) But I also thought about some sort of glowing tattoos somewhere on her body. If it won´t overload her all over look, I will give it a try. In the meantime I sketched out two pose options. Can´t decide… -
Re: [UE4] [Environment] Diorama ruins environment
That's nice little diorama but i think it feels a little bit empty. It shows especially much in the dark shot, it's lacking some sort of heavily illuminated but that would really bring attention to the work. I think the biggest issue you have here actually is a scale, the environment feels quite big which results in a lot… -
Re: [CE3] Beach Bar Environment
Hey again guys, got another update for you. Not been able to spend loads of time on this scene over the past few days, but I have worked on it a bit! I've mainly been adding stuff to the terrain to make it a bit more 'embedded' and I've been tweaking foliage and existing textures such as the wood on the buildings. I want… -
Re: Modular Unity Environment Texturing Help
Unity has an SSAO shader, although it's Pro-only. (Then again, if you have the student version, I believe you also have access to Pro features... although I could be wrong.) I find that roofs almost always overlap the walls, to prevent rain and other elements from leaving horrible streaks down your walls. Same thing with… -
Re: [Portfolio] Haoyang Wang, Environment Artist
That classroom bit is -very- powerful in its current state, but it could be pushed even more by adding some more dynamic elements. Paint peeling and charred bits falling from the ceiling, crispy sounds, and a bit of a change in the last room after you enter. Kind of like, when you 'walk' in, evil awakens and you're… -
Re: Unreal or CRYEngine ?
Scruples, Zepic: thanks for the suggestions, although they're both different :) . I mainly use 3DSMax, ZBrush, but I`m also "fluent" with Maya as well. Does CRYEngine's simpler interface mean less control over the different elements of your work? For example, if I want to create a piece of work for a job application which…
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