[UT2k3] Oasis

[Hourences]

On window frames, corner stones and stuff I think

Vtx light is never perfect but its doable. Youll always keep blurry stuff around. Live with it

You tesselated everything enough ?

For things like the tree shadows you could always try a projector

[Algor]

first shot, top left. second shot, top left.

i would say smoothing groups are mainly the problem here also. you may just have to remove them (smoothing groups) on some of the flat surfaces.

[nico]

looks sweet! the vines are a really neat touch =)

Dunno who said it first, but i agree the railings does not fit. Should perhaps make them more detailed and "tighter" with a sortof oriental pattern, or change it fully to something made out of clay with small pillars. The metal railing does not fit the "old" look as it is now, but with more detail it might. Keep it up!

[von*ferret]

I know about vertex lighting, I just dont like the harsh whits, and the dark blacks that unreal pulls out. I too am used to halflife and its nice soft baked shawows.

[mike-0]

so this ones for all the hatas who said all u can do is blue futuristic

[KIIIA]

so this ones for all the hatas who said all u can do is blue futuristic

Right

[RA7]

It took me some time to switch from Q-Engine based editing to the U-Engine but finally i want to show you very very,early WIP shots from my current project.

Everything is still very WIP, so wrong texture alignment,missing parts or simply lack of details are to be blamed to that.

100% Custom Content!

Looks great

[KIIIA]

Small Update//

Palms to be replaced,shadows to be fixed and very WIP!

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[von*ferret]

grass doesn't match and I see problems with geometry on the far wall in the 2nd shot. other than that looking neat.

[Algor]

interesting designs and depth on the buildings... looking pretty cool.

i don't want to join the "pick out every little problem even though it's a WIP" crowd.. but uh.. maybe some protruding trim along the first and second storiy on that left building would create even more depth, as well as hide the seam (which may or may not go away, you never know with unreal)