Eva Adventure was rejected by Unreal team

[John_Alcatraz]

@mr.Necturus;613242

Don’t be so sure. It was rejected with standard explanation and without any for improvement.

Materials are standard RGB, as rest of my assets.

I have a question to you. I am selling here 3 month already ans have more then 20 assets. But they didn’t even give me beige “marketplace creator”.
What I need to do to get it?

I don’t think “standard RGB” is a good answer when someone talks about PBR :rolleyes:

And if you write them a mail kindly asking about the reasons for why your submission was rejected, you will most likely get a nice answer telling you what you need to improve. Not sure though if “kindly asking” is something you are able to do.

But let me just quote one thing from the submission guidelines:

Physically-Based Rendering Materials
Whether or not the goal of your materials is to be photorealistic, make sure your submission effectively uses UE4’s PBR materials - roughness, metal mask, normals, etc. We highly recommend these for UE4 as they increase the overall visual aesthetic when getting close to objects.

If your content does not meet that requirement, why do you complain?

@mr.Necturus;613253

Now I understand more and more.

I remember 2 years ago several people asked me to upload my assets in Unreal market. I wrote rules, and said “no”.
I seen one rule that gave to famous forum members chose what asset will be allowed to sell here.

Now it desapier from guideline but seems still exist de-facto.

There never was a rule like that. You probably talk about the way how assets for the MP first had to be voted for on Trello before they got on the marketplace, that had nothing to do with “famous forum members”, everyone had 1 vote. And they removed that voting because it just made that process of submitting something longer.

You should definitely learn to better deal with criticism about your work.

Also, let me quote another thing from the submission guidelines:

Statement of Professionalism
Maintain a high level of professionalism. If you’re going to provide content to developers using the Marketplace, the most important thing you can do besides doing great work is to be approachable, responsive, and respectful toward others.