Object modeling, texturing, lighting, rendering, etc.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
And to think I actually wanted to work there?
Trying a different glass material. Added a couple floors in the building. Hard to see them though. But real buildings don't reveal their floors all that great either.
This building is a government building in the game Fallout 3. Its look can be viewed either as before the nukes fell, or after extensive restoration.
I admit that my titles are not the best for these posts. I worked for the federal government until very recently. And there are hardened buildings on various military bases I've had to travel to over the years. Some buildings I thought would be cool to work in at the time. But inside... only hell. A similar building off-base would be the central post office on Midway Drive. Built around the same time as this Fallout 3 building was. :)
Next I'll add the sidewalk and street and lamp posts and a vehicle or two parked in front. Then render in Vue Infinite (pre-nuke era). Oh, btw. The game takes place in Washington D.C. But you probably already know that. I was late coming to the game.
This building is a government building in the game Fallout 3. Its look can be viewed either as before the nukes fell, or after extensive restoration.
ReplyDeleteI admit that my titles are not the best for these posts. I worked for the federal government until very recently. And there are hardened buildings on various military bases I've had to travel to over the years. Some buildings I thought would be cool to work in at the time. But inside... only hell. A similar building off-base would be the central post office on Midway Drive. Built around the same time as this Fallout 3 building was. :)
Next I'll add the sidewalk and street and lamp posts and a vehicle or two parked in front. Then render in Vue Infinite (pre-nuke era). Oh, btw. The game takes place in Washington D.C. But you probably already know that. I was late coming to the game.