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Post Apocalyptic modular suburb environment (wip)

Discussion in 'Works In Progress - Archive' started by Masy3d, Nov 1, 2014.

  1. Masy3d

    Masy3d

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    Recently I been trying to create modular prefabs that would help developers with creation of their environments. I decided to go for post apocalyptic style as I'm a big fan of it and thought it would be fun to make.

    In this thread I will keep you guys updated with a progress of my work. So far I figured out a "system" for my modules and made a first building example. Next step is to create modules that will allow more variations. (angled roofs, metal beams for larger constructions etc.) Afterwards plan is to create some different types of walls, fences, pavements etc so you can build complete levels with it.

    Modules are made to work with various camera angles (FPS, TPS, top down) and will allow to create exterior and interior environments. My plan is to release it into the Asset Store when "complete" enough to make work with it positive and frustration free experience.
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  2. Masy3d

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    I added few new prefabs (window, concrete ramps, concrete wall bottoms, roof plate, metal beams). Suitable to create warehouse type buildings.

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  3. TheNorthridge

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    Nice!

    Remember, if Post Apoc, theres bound to be a collapsed wall or two!

    Car's have a tendency of breaking through walls in the choas of the apocalypse :p
     
  4. Masy3d

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    Thanks, my idea is to create damaged version of most main modules (like damaged walls, gates, windows) so users can even make heavy destroyed buildings, but I will get into that when I have "base" objects ready.
     
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  5. Everbrave

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    This is an awesome idea and your assets look really great so far. The detail is excellent.

    I always try to work like this in my projects. If I can reuse an asset in a different way I'll do that. I can't tell you how many recolored tiled textures I have saved up for rainy days. Ha ha.

    You're definitely on your way to a great package. Can't wait to see more!
     
  6. Masy3d

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    Thanks Everbrave


    I have warehouse metal beams modules more or less ready (just need to tweak textures a bit)
     
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  7. John-G

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    On my watch list