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Tips For My Upcoming Archviz Apartment Project in Unreal Engine! (Repost)

Hello! I've been working on this project for awhile now and everything is starting to come together (obviously still have to add props, like furniture, bookshelf, tv, tables, beds, kitchen utensils, plants etc), I even plan on making this an interactive project were you can walk around, turn lights on and off, change materials, have a map display, turn tv on and off, and more! The first video is a brief showcasing of the apartment and the lighting that I used, and the second video is of the materials I used and how they were made. Before going any further, I just wanted some advice on things I should fix, look out for, and general tips and tricks to make this project complete. I'm also having lighting issues mainly in the bathroom where weird artifacts are appearing in the tub and the toilet, also the mirror is not rendering properly if I can have help with that. I feel like my Rect Lights outside the windows are not placed properly too. I know this

was a lot lol but I want this project to come out perfect as possible. Thank you!!

u/KevMastery — 7 days ago

Tips For My Upcoming Archviz Apartment Project in Unreal Engine!

Hello! I've been working on this project for awhile now and everything is starting to come together (obviously still have to add props, like furniture, bookshelf, tv, tables, beds, kitchen utensils, plants etc), I even plan on making this an interactive project were you can walk around, turn lights on and off, change materials, have a map display, turn tv on and off, and more! The first video is a brief showcasing of the apartment and the lighting that I used, and the second video is of the materials I used and how they were made. Before going any further, I just wanted some advice on things I should fix, look out for, and general tips and tricks to make this project complete. I'm also having lighting issues mainly in the bathroom where weird artifacts are appearing in the tub and the toilet, also the mirror is not rendering properly if I can have help with that. I feel like my Rect Lights outside the windows are not placed properly too. I know this

was a lot lol but I want this project to come out perfect as possible. Thank you!!

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u/KevMastery — 8 days ago
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Toilet Seat Model for Archviz Project!

Haven’t posted any updates in a while, trying to be more consistent, but here is a toilet that I created for my Archviz Apartment project and would like some advice on if it’s project worthy and if I should change or add anything. Also if someone would like to explain the most practical way to animate this so the toilet seat could open and close that would be great!! This was such a pain to make lol.

u/KevMastery — 4 months ago

I need advice on pieces that I should keep or not keep and the quality of my work. I’m a Real-Time Environment Artist with 3 years experience but also a Graphic Designer with 8 years of experience and would like to have know if I should have both titles on one portfolio, make 2 separate portfolios, or just choose one and leave the other (I would choose Real-Time Environment Artist if I had to choose).

Portfolio Link: https://www.masteryinc.net/portfolio-1

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u/KevMastery — 5 months ago
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I’m a practicing Real-Time Environment Artist with 3 years of experience and want to get in the 3d industry; however I also have 8 years of experience in Digital Art prior to 3D and don’t want it to go to waste. Would I be able to get advice on my portfolio, if it’s job worthy for freelance, and the best avenues to find a job freelancing. Thank you!!!

Digital Art Portfolio: https://www.masteryinc.net/portfolio

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u/KevMastery — 5 months ago