Modern Barn - UE4

[rabellogp]

Hello everyone,

This is my last project in Unreal Engine 4. It started as an archviz project for a client and it ended up being a huge sandbox that I used to study and test new techniques. Artstation link: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/O8KK6

I hope you like it :-)

[pierh]

Très impressionnant.
Un tout petit détail, le chemin me semble hors d'échelle par rapport au reste.

Very Impressive.
A tiny detail, the road seems to be out of scale. With the grass in the middle, it means that only one car can use this road as it is large enough to have 2 cars. But it is a detail, the trees and other stuff are truly amazing.

[fco3d]

This looks incredible, congrats!.
Care to explain of your lighting?? HDRI + Direct lighting?
Also how you get such good antialiasing? are you just doing output from Unreal screenshot or using some external screenshot tool?

[rabellogp]

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Très impressionnant.
Un tout petit détail, le chemin me semble hors d'échelle par rapport au reste.

Very Impressive.
A tiny detail, the road seems to be out of scale. With the grass in the middle, it means that only one car can use this road as it is large enough to have 2 cars. But it is a detail, the trees and other stuff are truly amazing.

Thank you!
They're two-way roads. It's actually like that in the real place. Though maybe I should have added some wear on the grass of the intersection in front of the gate cause cars would be crossing there... :-D

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This looks incredible, congrats!.
Care to explain of your lighting?? HDRI + Direct lighting?
Also how you get such good antialiasing? are you just doing output from Unreal screenshot or using some external screenshot tool?

Thanks.
Lighting setup: Stationary skylight + Stationary direct light + movable sphere (shadows off) with unlit material with EXR sky texture. The skylight will grab light from the skydome.
To improve antialiasing you could: 1) increase screen percentage 2) downscale the screenshot (take a screenshot in a higher resolution than reduce it in photoshop). The results will be practically the same. I prefer the second one (if you have Nvidia card you can use DSR to increase resolution higher than what you monitor supports). I don't like the UE4 high-res screenshot tool, I just capture the viewport with printscreen key