WIP in WIP, post your level screenshots!

[Jenn0_Bing]

Yeah, it really looks brilliant, has this painty appearance to it and i love the grit/ colour pallet.

[Zeta]

so good it hurts

[arhurt]

Peris, that is splendid and inspiring. Can't wait to see a higher rez render of that scene, so much detail

[Buddy]

Good to see you found time to work on this... for me its like worst timing for a competition, couldnt they start 2 months before

Looks Hawt.

[Pericolos0]

thanks guys!

Here's another small update, I did some texture tweaks, made an extra piece of vegetation and some wires. I also mocked up a lamppost which will give some more sense of scale i hope. I might still add some benches, but the clock is ticking now... . 2 more weeks and it has to be done

[-HP-]

vegetation fits the scene like a glove. awesome

Arent you going you going to place some lights on it? It looks a bit monochromatic, but i can sense that's the whole Idea too, so...

[arhurt]

Looking sweet!

Maybe not enough time to make, or even not in line with your concept, but a spaceship or other subtle element in the sky above would be awesome.

[Schmung]

A few spotlights or some lighting on those walkways would really liven up the scene IMO

Awesome work so far.

[FrieChamp]

Good stuff Peris, can you add a bump texture to the rocky ground material?

[Pericolos0]

Good stuff Peris, can you add a bump texture to the rocky ground material?

hehe, it's actually rendered from a highpoly rubble pile model i made, but you can hardly see the normal map since the lighting is so soft . Hopefully i can figure something out to bring out the normal maps more =).

arhurt: i was going to have a crashed spaceship in the scene somewhere, but unfortunatly time is running short now

[-HP-]

Well, you can always convert that high poly rubble pile model you made to low poly, and import it to the scene.

use poly cruncher plugin or something.

[Pericolos0]

":6erot4sc]Well, you can always convert that high poly rubble pile model you made to low poly, and import it to the scene.

use poly cruncher plugin or something.

ehh.. that's a horrible idea imo (always make to low poly by hand to get the best results), and wouldn't work with my rubble model anyway , since its made of hundreds of models..

But my plan was to cut up to low poly to get more silhouette from the high poly in there , and then add some separate modeled blocks on top of that together with vegetation. Very fast to do, and will look really detailed in game (i hope )!

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