LOL, see Cubes…see Minecraft, however, there is more going on in the future. Take a close look at the Chair nearest the Table Stand…hehe.
Ouch!
I have two questions: 1) What can we create with just UE4 Cube Shapes in ArchViz? UE4 makes everything look good! 2) Did I mention the self-conforming Seat Materials on the chairs?
Did I mention it was my first go. Pretty harsh on the first go my friend. The 2 questions stand: 1) What can we create with just UE4 Cube Shapes in ArchViz? 2) Did I mention the self-conforming Seat Materials on the chairs?
In the future, those hard edge surfaces on the furniture/appliances, will shape-shift themselves to fit body of the user. I wont mention Augmented Reality Vision.
You did mention the self-conforming seat materials, but I agree that this is hardly architectural visualization. There is no architecture, nor are we discussing the design and visual quality of a space.
That being said, perhaps this would be a good topic for the Content Creation forum. This could be a very interesting ongoing project.
More to come. I’m creating furniture pieces first all using only UE4 cube shape. With a little imagination the self-conforming seat materials could exist in the future.
I think I may be confused. The “self conforming seat material” is a future idea, not something currently created. I still think you would get more positive feedback from one of the other forums that is closer to this sort of work. If there is more to come, perhaps the “Work In Progress” forum would be a good place for this.
A modern architecture design (which tends to be very orthogonal). The structure is entirely made with cube primitives in UE4 + a few fbx for props. One step closure to this. Now I have to master the lighting.
Yikes. Yeah I wouldn’t consider this ArchViz at all. Maybe more of a sandbox building game? Do you know what that term Archviz really means?
Learning how Architecture and design works while at the same time learning Architectural visualization always produces questionable results.