What Are You Working On? Community Screenshots & Videos

[mindflux]

Thanks, glad you're liking it. I didn't pay much attention to optimization so currently the tree's pretty high poly coming in roughly at 180k tris. I could more or less easily bring it down to ~90k given some mesh optimization, but I guess anything under that would be most likely difficult given the complexity and fidelity of the branch structure.

[ULLS]

Playing around with foliage tools

[JoeWintergreen]

WAARGHHHH

[SE_JonF]

I could keep watching that for a while. =P

[Inmatic]

Building my new Cabin. Still Work in Progress, Windows and Door are missing
Hope you like it

[Minius]

Sketching main warrior character.
Later planing to model in Zbrush.

[Minius]

Hi, currently i am working on my winter level. I still need to model more foliage and interior assets that will populate whole map

Looks very good. You real artist! I jealous a little bit.

[cronos3k]

Automatic Landscape texturing system in UE4 video in HD

[blackdoomy]

more than amazing! keep it up mate!

[D9M2W]

My current hobby project is a Pong remake with a little twist. I recorded me playing a single player game, but it supports multiplayer too (though that needs a little work, but it's mostly there.)

One with color. Not sure which one I like better.

Both are awesome dude - Make the black and white/colour an option in the graphics settings

[zomboko]

A few screens from my game - CODeX is a top down arcade about a drones, labirynths, time and the big mission.

[SE_JonF]

^ Looks very interesting, can't wait to see more!

[Octopus X]

I work with volumetric FX. Unreal Engine 4 is amazing engine. So powerful material editor..

[Airner]

I did this example of a rolling cube on a grid.

very nice, thanks for sharing the blueprint on your blog!

[Daverex]

Working on a few dynamic aesthetics for my game.





A character called a "Wraith" that players can accidentally become in my game (Age of Reconstruction) if they wander for too long in certain locations in the world.



Also working on a system that slowly degrades structures over time. Currently this is about how it goes, dirt, cracks, and moss only. Later I need to add mold spots and set them all up to change via timeline. Trying to capture a particular "feel". Like, if a group of marauding bandits came in and wiped out an entire town/settlement, I want it to look decrepit the next time a player wanders in looking for shelter or help.

(Further info about the game can be found https://forums.unrealengine.com/show...ynamic-FPSRPG) if anyone is interested)