(Sep 22, 2019 05:56 AM)BeatMatch Wrote:  Ok buddy now it looks much better with lighting through the window fixed dont you agree,.
As for the rug dont scrap it you can turn on soft mesh editing and just scale and move it about so it looks like it's been worked on. i am impressed on how well this looks for your first scene. Keep up the good work maybe we will work with each other at some point.
Is it game ready? with the etxtures and uv's laid out properly? and what's the poly count?

(Sep 22, 2019 09:36 PM)Basstracer Wrote:  Hey,

I definitely prefer the lighting here. Throughout making this scene, I have learnt so much. Maya is one hell of a program, but a bitch to learn. I will not scrap the rug, just took it away for that specific image, but I am messing around with x-gen and got a pretty decent realistic result now, will post pics later. I would not consider this scene game ready though and will need quite a bit of optimizing beforehand, but I am definitely open to working with you as I am looking to build a portfolio of my own for after school (next year) . Other than that I appreciate you taking the time to give me constructive criticism, goodluck with your future projects/ DJ'ing. I see you have a bunch of amazing assets in your portfolio  🤗

(Sep 21, 2019 11:46 PM)Basstracer Wrote:  Hi, thanks for the feedback.

- The fog is due to a combination of the gamma being too high and the lighting, I believe I have somewhat fixed that in the new one.

- In terms of the lighting through the window being completely off, I want to create an exaggerated look in order to set the mood, which in this case is waking up early morning. I adjusted the lighting to exaggerate the rays of light, let me know what you think about this.

- I 100 % agree with the rug, at this point it does not look appealing at all. This was my first time using x-gen so fairly new to adding fur and all, this will change drastically in the future.

- I will also try and improve the texture on the shelve in the future, but for now I think it looks half decent.

Remember I am not really going for an extremely realistic look here, you should be able to differentiate this with a real life scene easily, in this case, I did it with the beam of light.

Let me know what you think! Appreciate all the feedback  🤗 Here is the updated scene with a rig named "Ray" :

(Sep 23, 2019 04:31 AM)Mr.Magnificent Wrote:  Looks very cool dude... Only the top drawer has a too big slot on the top side.

Goodluck and keep us updated!

(Sep 23, 2019 11:14 PM)Sir Wrote:  Dude...  I have to try that out.  Looks nice.

(Sep 24, 2019 04:51 AM)Basstracer Wrote:  Appreciate it, I have been very busy lately so have not worked on it much, but plan to again soon! Will probably post another update tommorrow  ✌

(Sep 24, 2019 04:54 AM)BeatMatch Wrote:  is this going to be a teenagers room or just like a new house etc?

(Sep 24, 2019 04:58 AM)Basstracer Wrote:  Hey again,

When I started this room I planned to only make a room, but the more I progress with it, the more I want to expand it, at the moment I am working on a doorway which hopefully by the time this is done, end in a full scale house. I will see where it goes, but looking forward to getting things done.  👍

(Oct 9, 2019 08:03 PM)Jelly Wrote:  10/10 for a first attempt, got some skills OP, put them to good use in the Game Dev community

(Oct 10, 2019 12:11 AM)Basstracer Wrote:  Hey, I have been away so couldn't work on the project much, going to continue with it now , expanding it into a corridor and lounge. How would I go about finding someone that can optimize everything for game development specifically?