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How to achive specific look and feel

Discussion in 'Getting Started' started by Sn2, May 14, 2015.

  1. Sn2

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    How the archive below type game look and feel in Unity. Does it looks like just some colors and Prebacked SSO ?
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    Sn2, May 14, 2015
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  2. Sn2

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    Can someone please help how above art style can be achieved...?
     
    Sn2, May 15, 2015
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  3. Ryiah

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    A game's appearance is almost always dependent on the assets being created for that specific style. The models and textures, the particle effects, the shaders, etc.
     
    Ryiah, May 15, 2015
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  4. Sn2

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    Ryiah Thanks for responding..!!
    That is what my question is....what kind of material/shaders setup needed to achieve above type look. Any resource where I can get more info. From look it looks like color/material setup is not that complicated but it looks nice due to overall lighting,SSAO effects as a whole it looks nice. I'm no artist that is the reason if some one can give any pointers about achieving this style that would be great help.
     
    Sn2, May 16, 2015
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  5. blizzy

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    I think you might want to look into SSAO, bloom, color grading, chromatic aberration, and fog here.
     
    blizzy, May 16, 2015
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