Futuristic scifi building [CryEngine3]

Son of a diddly!

That looks super swick, Simon. Love the sleek, clean look.

Looks awesome. Digging the clean texture style. How did you manage to have the light emmit in the shape of the lamps? I try to figure that out for my Mass Effect 2 scene: viewtopic.php?f=57&t=16463

Could you post some of your texture sheets and maybe a screenshot of your material settings? That would help me to get a better understanding of how it's properly done in CE3.

Looking at this makes me think that I should learn to model.

I want to play whatever game that scene ends up in. It should end up in a game. I hope it ends up in a game.

Crazy environment! I love it!

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Looking at this makes me think that I should learn to model.

Looking at this makes me think there's no point in trying.

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I want to play whatever game that scene ends up in. It should end up in a game. I hope it ends up in a game.

My thoughts exactly.

Man, that's awesome!

wadda f? simon, this is awesome. like all kinds of awesome! is there higher res available to get a 2560 by 1600 wallpaper (of this one http://www.simonfuchs.net/folio/gfx/pro ... ifi_06.jpg). would love to see some ceiling parts and a small corridor with this as well

Hooooly shit that looks absolutely incredible. I love looking at stuff in flat view, you can really see how awesome your colour palette is. Very nice work.

Super sweet stuff man! Only thing I am not too fond of is the beam from the spotlight in 06.jpg, besides that I've got nothing.

http://www.simonfuchs.net/folio/gfx/pro ... ifi_04.jpg with some stuff to create a cool silhouette hinting something more in the background would rule.

Go get 'em simon! Good job man.

that is some seriously awesome blorange art.

That scene is the bee's knees. Very very nice

Gorgeous~~~though I think the blue lights look slightly weird.

awesome, this is using that 3d projection normal maps stuff right?

Awesome work !

That is simply breathtakingly cool. I would also be extremely interested in an article on your approach to this scene.