Cool images for the Unity3d.com gallery

This is a screenshot from my game Ratspell. Ratspell project is discontinued but available as a mmo toolkit.
(Made in Free version)

 

Background:
Over the past several months, I have been researching Physically-Based BRDFs and Image-Based Lighting. Most of my early experiments has been in a custom rendering application that I made just for testing this stuff. However, since my team has been using Unity for our game development needs, I tried porting my tech to the ShaderLab and ImageEffects systems. The results have been surprisingly good, even for my early tests.

Images:
For the first two shots, notice how the spheres have virtually identical parameters, with only the Albedo and Fresnel parameters being changed. The third shot is from a prototype game that we ultimately had to cancel, but still works for the purposes of this demonstration. Everything in these scenes is lit by the same lighting system, no special cases!

To get the full break down, please check out my blog. If you'd like to see the system in action, please follow this link:
Dice Poker Prototype

Instructions:
Click ring to drop dice in box.
Click chips around box to chuck chips in center.
Click button in upper left to reset ring.

Visible Effects:

• Microfacet BRDF
• Radially Symmetric Reflection Map
• SSAO
• Bloom
• FXAA

 

That's great n00body!

 

@RTshaders
Looks good. Quick question, does your skylight IBL version support shadow casting?

@n00body
Looks sweet as well. What microfacet brdf are you using? Any specific one, or something mixed up yourself?

 

They look realistic because of materials they used they probably used specular and normal maps to get that effects.

 

@Chickenlord:
For the most part, I am using the Blinn Phong variant described by Naty Hoffman's SIGGRAPH 2010 Physically Based Rendering presentation. This one costs the least, but still gives me a sufficiently dramatic visual improvement over standard Phong/Blinn-Phong lighting models to justify the cost. Though I made some modifications to make it easier for the artist to tweak albedo and f0 parameters without worrying about them adding to <= 1.0 in linear space. I also set myself to an effective specular power range of [1, 8192].

The really tricky part was the IBL, because I had to go off of a small presentation from Double Fine detailing the lighting tech they used for Brutal Legend. In the end, I learned a great deal about IBL in general, and managed to improve upon their tech to make it full physically based. At runtime, it also uses the same modification as before to keep <= 1.0, and one to reduce the rim effect of its Fresnel for rough materials.

I was just lucky that I was able to get my IBL solution into Unity. Though I may be wrong, it is my understanding that Unity's cubemap editor won't let you import mipmaps created outside the editor, which is critical for cubemap IBL. Can anyone confirm or deny this notion?

 

Quite interesting. Had a look at this paper earlier when you posted it on the shaderlab forums. Haven't read it completely though. I might take a closer look at the IBL technique your using, because it looks really really cool.
Regarding the cubemapping thing, i actually don't have any idea Never tried it and the only way i could think of would be pre-mipmapped dxt textures, but it's quite possible unity kills these and recompresses the whole texture. So you might very well be right on this.

Anyways, your stuff looks cool!

 

Really great!

I am waiting your shader in asset store

 

@kenshin
Thank as always.Just be patient please

 

A little bit of tweaking on overall graphic effects.

 

Not to show cool in terms of graphical quality, but to show cool in terms of unitys flexability and the ability to script your own stuff like applications:-



http://www.space.fusedworks.com for further details

 

Your work is really amazing!
Congratulations!

How many time did you worked on this?

 

Since february this year, so 7 months one programmer, thought it would be easier than doing from scratch, which it could have been, although I have leant alot through the process about c#, programming structure, unity3d engine, and how not to do it. Next will try pure mono c++ me thinks. Still I love unity3d and doing it from scratch would have taken much longer.

 

@pepur: absolutely gorgeous.
i would like to see more. may be a webplayer?
lars

 

Crazy Cats Love by Interplay Entertainment Corp


Screenshots:

GamePlay (iPad)

Link
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/103463-Crazy-Cats-Love-by-Interplay-Entertainment-Corp

Buy iOS: http://itunes.apple.com/app/crazy-cats-love/id452609361?mt=8
Web Free: http://wolfgames3d.com/crazycats_love
iOS Free: soon
MAC: soon
PC: soon

 

Looks awesome WolfGames!

 

Thanks ;-)

 

@WolfGames:
Very nice! I like the overall sense of style, and how you make it work with Unity.

 

@ciminojdc Looks great!

 

I've been using Unity to create a environment to showcase my characters in 3D. It's a work in progress over the last couple of months and has been educational.

website of project: sturose3D.com

 

Nice atmosphere there. I like it a lot.

 

Thanks

 

Hi everyone,

There is some screenshots from our ninja game: Ninja Tooken. Ninja Tooken is an online multiplayer FPS taking place in a ninja/manga environment. Players can choose their ninja type (fire, water, earth and so on), and upgrade their character as they gain experience.

 

@wam: like it!

 

Good grief that looks nice!

 

Hey Guys, these are from our new game Cowboy Guns already up on the App Store. We hope you like it.

Cheers,

 

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Link to Short Demo (dont care about music bcs this is from radio on my PC)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7gWQ_JoJhE

Forum thread:
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/105120-Abstract-SpacePlannets-with-ring-systems​

 

Awesome! I love space flight games! It looks fantastic, good job!

 

Masterpiece!

 

Hi all,
very nice pictures
Here are some screenshots from an experimentally car game:

 

ArtWorks :






IG :






Chatty : Mmo Social : Game development on Facebook

 

Looks awesome Dyox!

 

My Medieval/Fantasy RPG Game:

 

My game Skullcrack -Unleash The Beast-

 

Just finished up this project - a historical educational game based in 1910 British Columbia, Canada.
Check out the full game here: http://www.catstatic.com/projects/gmq/

 

Looks pretty damn good.

 

The Tytans

 

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GIMP, Blender, and Unity
(From Project Adam)

 

Nice! I like the look!

 

Description: Created for the Sci-fi/Horror film's near Halloween release, station survival is a first person browser based shooter game created with Unity3D. An isolated Norwegian outpost in Antarctica has sent out an urgent call for help, and it's your mission to explore the base and find out what went down. Grab your flamethrower, and prepare to fight an enemy that's unlike anything you've ever faced before. Do you think you have what it takes to survive Thule Station?

Agency: Watson DG

Client: Universal Pictures

These images are all hi-res at 1900x900












http://www.thethingmovie.net/game/

 

Oh my! That looks absolutely stunning!

 

Robot Bros for Mac

A 3D Action + Puzzle game.

Features:
- Universal-App for iPad, iPhone and iPod.
- 3D cartoon style characters.
- Co-operation game style you might have never seen in AppStore.
- 60 ingenious levels spread over 4 large sections. More updates coming soon!!
- Dozens of hours of gameplay.
- Interactive cut-scenes.

Game video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-ThwAavzzs

iTunes URL:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/robot-bros/id469766079?mt=12

 

First test for a 2d RPG game for Iphone

 

I've already posted these to the pimping and previews thread but I'll add my scene in here too.

Sci Fi Bridge Scene Front
Sci Fi Bridge Scene Side