Amazing! really nice enviroment.
one question
could you tell me how to do very nice grass?
thanks so much
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realkrull repliedWonderful environment !!
Very inspiring work!!
The terrain is a landscape, static meshes or both?
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asmithey repliedWhat site did you get your satellite (Images) textures from. I doubt Google Earth, right?
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Chesire repliedHihiWell, goes without saying that makes the entire thing even more impressive! Do you bake the entire scene?
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rabellogp repliedOriginally posted by Chesire View PostThat final shot has such an awesome integration of a backplate. It always stuns me to see what a huge impact it can have. Very nicely done!
I mean, it IS a backplate right?
There is no backplate there, it's all 3D scenario. 5 square kilometers of landscape with satellite textures and real topography. The details are concentrated on the neighborhood of the houses. You can see the place where those pictures were taken marked in red:
real location in Google Maps https://www.google.com.br/maps/@-21..../data=!3m1!1e3
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Chesire repliedThat final shot has such an awesome integration of a backplate. It always stuns me to see what a huge impact it can have. Very nicely done!
I mean, it IS a backplate right?
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rabellogp repliedOriginally posted by Icchansan View PostHave you done the grass with displacement? Can you show the material?
More details here: https://forums.unrealengine.com/show...l=1#post280595
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rabellogp repliedupdating...
Now there is 4 leaf variations and a version with flowers. I've also tweaked the tree parameters to improve its structure compared with the real one.
Yet to do:
I'm still not happy with the fruit and flowers distribution, the must be organized in clusters and it's not looking like that for now.
The fruits are too spherical and uniform (looks like mini Christmas balls) I'm also working on that.
I'll improve the normal maps to give leaves a "thicker" visual.
flower version: http://i.imgur.com/OiPdgVC.jpg
fruit version: http://i.imgur.com/aXCIBGC.jpg
album with plain/flower screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/sBfAP
more here: http://imgur.com/a/h54GmLast edited by rabellogp; 04-12-2016, 02:29 PM.
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Chesire repliedYeah Speedtree (the build in texture tools) can't do that. It can do puffiness but not thickness. You just need a simple alpha of the leave and make a normalmap out of that so it gives you a nice fat border. Bit off falloff on your white before you make a normalmap and you should be good to go
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rabellogp repliedOriginally posted by heartlessphil View PostYou are very skilled at making vegetation man. I'm jealous haha!
Did you use speedtree for this?
Originally posted by Chesire View PostVery nice. If there's one thing I'd nitpick on it would be the thickness of the leaves. Seems the original is one of those type that has these relatively thick leaves, so typical for a lot of vegetation in more tropical climates. Perhaps a more pronounced normalmap can help here. The fruits could perhaps be a little bigger too but that quickly changes the whole look of such a tree. This is very neutral and I like it.
Originally posted by MSL View Post
My studies are always paid works that I sell to someone. So I couldn't just share it for free... Same with the assets, I'm always working on something that I'll probably drop on the marketplace. I'm thinking about a tutorial, but it's very time consuming and I don't know when I'll be able to dedicate some time to this... Meanwhile, you can always ask me about specific stuff or techniques in my topics or via PM and I'll be glad to help if I can
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MSL repliedIf you happen to come across an exterior which is stunning in Unreal, then it has to be [MENTION=360]rabellogp[/MENTION]. I really envy his exterior lighting work and the details he puts into them.
Hey [MENTION=360]rabellogp[/MENTION], can you share any of your test work(exteriors) with community so that we can study them
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Chesire repliedVery nice. If there's one thing I'd nitpick on it would be the thickness of the leaves. Seems the original is one of those type that has these relatively thick leaves, so typical for a lot of vegetation in more tropical climates. Perhaps a more pronounced normalmap can help here. The fruits could perhaps be a little bigger too but that quickly changes the whole look of such a tree. This is very neutral and I like it.
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