[Ulwaen]

Hi Guys !

There is a thread where I will post differents propositions of 3D assets like AAA video game's meshes.
It's a forestate of a project in UDK we will start with a friend, in the coming months. We will propose an interactive tour of a fantastic world where an ancient tribe toke place on the ruins of an elder technological advanced civilisation.
Further detailed informations will follow...
Lets start with the "Ancient Wooden Gate" :





It still need the lianas which will attach the wooden part together, then other branching stuff between them.


There is a picture to show how I will proceed for the creation of the textures.

[tyferrell]

Good luck with the project. Looks pretty good. I am not sure what the "bubbly" structure is near the bottom of your large rock columns. I'm thinking it is rocks but it really looks to bubble like. Perhaps spend more time making it look like rocks or maybe you are going to create a killer normal/texture map for it.

Like the idea so far. Keep posting

[Ulwaen]

Thanks man! About the bubble ground it's just a rought in Zsketch. It's just to give some idea about the volume and the disposition of the rock and the ground. At the end it will be a mix of rocks (3D meshes) and the ground will be a plan with several map blended thanks to mask

[Ulwaen]

Hi there ^^

I'm actually working on the "tileable" textures which will be blend thanks to "masks" for the "Ground" :


>All made with Zbrush using the tileable process with offset and starting from a plan in 50/50.





> "Diffuse" has been made by compositing severals "render" from Zbrush with differents "MatCap" and "blend mod" in photoshop with some "mask".

You may click on that link below, to see a preview in UDK (material editor)

>> http://youtu.be/lhZ7jgTniwI?hd=1

Here is the shader used for it :

[Ulwaen]

UDK it's awesome !!!

There is a preview of the tool name "mesh paint" :

>> http://youtu.be/GS4YcVjplIY

And there the two map of sand which blend with the rock's heap ("Normal" done with Zbrush/"Diffuse" with Photoshop).




I made some test using only a neutral sand map (without wave, up and down, etc) but if a light is on the top the volume effect disappear. So I blended an "occlusion" in the "diffuse" to get this volume effect in any lighting condition.

[DavidMay]

Dude those rocks look great!

[Ulwaen]

thanks man, appreciate that

[kineticjee]

yeah its looking impressive so far.