Why do my Zombies look so bad in Unity?

I used makehuman and blender to make a zombie.
Below are links to the images.

https://ibb.co/F0Dy6G4
https://ibb.co/mR9MJCG


As you can see it look bad in Unity. Why?

I'm kinda new to this. Please help somebody.

 

https://ibb.co/F0Dy6G4
https://ibb.co/mR9MJCG

 

At a glance I don't see anything added to the scene other than the model and the terrain. Unity's default lighting is positively awful. You either need to go through it yourself and set everything up to look good, or you need to use an asset like Lighting Box 2 to do it for you.

https://assetstore.unity.com/packag...ghting-box-2-next-gen-lighting-solution-93057

 

I'm thinking about getting Enviro and a few other assets would you recommend it?

I'm wanting that and
Suburb Neighborhood House Pack (Modular)
Zombies Pack V2
CScape City System
Horror FPS KIT

I want Gaia too but I can't afford it until later sometime.

 

I have no experience with that asset. My recommendation of Lighting Box 2 is only because I have worked with it.

 

I've saw reviews and stuff and it looks good. I've researched all the assets I'm wanting to buy. Isn't there a way I can preview them?

 

It looks as if you have no normals applied, no occ, height, nothing. So yea, smugly. Also.. i damn near died when i saw that directory....

 

Contact the authors and see if they will let you preview the assets. Other than that there are no legal ways to do it.

 

First, upload decent sized images. Second, disable default skybox reflections, it makes everything look like it's in cryogenic storage. Third, apply post processing.

 

You're right but I think I'm just going to buy assets rather than trying to make my own. I think my project will turn out better that way.

 

I recommend just reading the graphics section of the manual, so that you can get an idea what tools are available:

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Graphics.html

 

You need a proper PBR material with all the maps. The default skybox renders awful results, use a HDR skybox. Have a high density of reflection probes. A object in shadow that uses a reflection probe in light looks just awful. Dynamic objects are lit through light probes so dont forget these.

Dont forget to bake light, even if you only have precomputed realtime GI only.

Thats the bare minimum.

 

@AndersMalmgren is on point.

 

One other thing, looks like you're on a spending asset store spree. It can be easy to get carried away. If you're learning nothing beats cutting it right back to basics and trying to do a large majority of it yourself. Best way IMO OC.

Start of with blocky models, get the mechanics right, then move forward.

 

Yeah I just bought $300 worth of assets.

 

I'm guessing behavior like this is were Unity make their big bucks from

 

Is da but may be true.
On other hands, using such irresponsible and without deep thoughts behaviors, allows rest of us, use Unity for free.

 

In your opinion, what exactly about it, makes it look bad to you?

 

It looks dark and the shading isn't right on some of it.

I thought about getting these assets for months before I finally decided to get them. I wanted them. They are really good assets. Of course I could have done it all for free BUT it wouldn't have turned out as good.

I didn't get Suburb Neighborhood House Pack. I figured I could make houses myself. And that's what I'm doing.