it doesn't scream unreal4 since its mostly brushes and basic material, but for 4 days of work, i'm pretty satisfied with the progress so far.
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well, it didn't take long.
Epic Games distances itself from ultraviolent mass-murder game Hatred
yep, this is wrong
Quote from IdolonAre you using reference images? The scaling and proportions on those objects look way off, especially the stairs and the wood pallet.
yep i do but you're right, i'm gonna resize these stairs and that door, thanks 
working on a Mirror Edge map on UE4
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Been playin the evil within on ps4 for 3 hours now and so far i like it.
Last time i played this kind of games was forbidden siren so it's good to have this feeling of "fear" back in me.
Game look so cheap graphically in the first cutscene, i was a bit skeptical (hello dead premonition) but while playing the graphics levels are way better and the ambiance and the insanity in there compensate a lot.
I saw some minor bugs that could easily been fix ( npc teleporting in a cutscene after opening/closing a door ) but nothing gameplay wise so it's ok.
The main issue for me is the camera, the gameplay is a lot about stealth / cover (see last of us game system, let's throw a bottle to make noise and kill them in the back) but the camera being set way too close is a nightmare when you go in cover since it doesn't change at all to adapt the view of the player, resulting in a "i can see shit of what's happening if i look above the cover" most of the times and since checking ennemy path pattern is important it's a bit of a problem.
Minus that if like me you didn't had you're heart pumping for a long time, it's a good last of us/resident evil/silent hill mashup.
watched "a million way to die in the west" last night, it's an enjoyable no brainer movie if u feel like watching one.
also there's a special cameo that made me giggle like a little boy.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2557490/
Coherence
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2866360/
A sci-fi / thriller movie shot in 5 days but the concept is super cool.
My submission : DM-JERU
It's a small deatmatch map for 4 to 6 players.
I spent around 2 weeks on it but i couldn't make the package works (and i'm sick as hell today so it doesn't help) with the cooker from the unreal forums, so i put the umap, hope it's allright !
http://mrtree.free.fr/DM-Jeru.zip
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love theses kind of details in fighting game background, good job guys, keep it up !
I'm getting this error when I'm building my lights which is probably the answer but I've yet to figure it out.
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you made a static mesh out of some brushes or import a mesh ? if so, you need a second uv channel on it/them for the lightmap 
(Edit your static mesh, Window > Generate Unique Uv's)
Totally agree, privates should stay private.
Joke apart, saw some pics (curious obviously) but close the window right away, felt awkward since they're not meant to be shared.
still watching season 7 and i'm not ready to have a new doctor...yet
Hey,
My name is Julien (also french i've been lurking Mapcore for a while now, mostly to check other level designer portfolios since i was updating mine and maps WIP cause i really like the idea of showing/sharing maps progress as it goes.
I studied fine arts for 4 years and at the end of it, i didn't really knew if i wanted to continue in this path or not.
At that time, i was really into Pc and fps games and most of my gaming time was playing CStrike (1.4) so i decided to try to learn mapping and even i really enjoyed doin it, the result was terrible
One of my best friend told me out of the blue he was going to apply for a videogame school after our fine arts diploma.
I always 've been a gamers since i got my master system as a kid and been in love with maps since Super metroid but i never thought it was possible/accessible
to be a professional developper or even to go to a school to study that.(it was 2005, my school was the first in france and was only open since 1 year before)
So i applied too to get there and after 2 years of studying i got my internship at Neko entertainment in Paris and 3 years later, i was lead level designer there.
But i wanted to move forward (and doing other kind of games than for kid, even if highly rewarding) so i applied as a scipter at Quantic Dream and stayed there for 2 years until the project (Beyond 2 souls) was done.
I'm now learning UE4 and currently looking for a job
