278
edits
GMU:Immersive Essays/Kristin Jakubek (view source)
Revision as of 15:25, 22 April 2020
, 22 April 2020→3D shapes and adapted models
| Line 140: | Line 140: | ||
[[File:monitor.png]] | [[File:monitor.png]] | ||
[[File:Unity door with flowers.png]] | |||
[[File:Unityflowers.png]] | |||
[[File:Unityflowers2.png]] | |||
One primary aim for the project was to create a visual style that feels artistic and personal. I wanted to get away from a general ‚computer game style‘ as the ‚default‘ look of downloadable models (from Sketchfab) that seen inside Unity felt like they had nothing to do with me. To achieve a step in the right direction I modified textures, created shapes inside Cinema4D and re-composed models before placing them inside the Unity Editor. The look inside C4D vs. Unity is visibly different and signifies that I still have much to learn in terms of shaders and controlling light in a scene. | One primary aim for the project was to create a visual style that feels artistic and personal. I wanted to get away from a general ‚computer game style‘ as the ‚default‘ look of downloadable models (from Sketchfab) that seen inside Unity felt like they had nothing to do with me. To achieve a step in the right direction I modified textures, created shapes inside Cinema4D and re-composed models before placing them inside the Unity Editor. The look inside C4D vs. Unity is visibly different and signifies that I still have much to learn in terms of shaders and controlling light in a scene. | ||