Scifi hallway

Sci-Fi Hallway

I tried to recreate a Sci-Fi style hallway for my final project at Full Sail University. This was my first attempt at making a scene in Unreal 4. We were given a month to do our projects so I learned a lot, and had a lot of fun doing it. This month was hectic, but I am glad that I was able to at least end up with a finished scene.

hallway

Went to space for a bit. 110% Substance Designer. No Modeling. 1 Plane Mesh. 6 graphs. Rendered in Unreal Engine 4. Enjoy. Entire Production recording: https://www.artstation.com/learning/series/GD/creating-a-modular-sci-fi-environment Thank you MSI!

A futuristic, industrial-looking hallway with a large, circular opening at the far end. The hallway is made of dark metal, and there are various pipes and wires running along the walls. The floor is covered in a gritty, gray substance that appears to be a combination of dirt and snow. The overall atmosphere is dark and ominous.

I'm starting to work on building an environment art portfolio an make the transition from archviz to game art, this piece is inspired by Ken Fairclough's amazing concept https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xoPOX .

Programs Used: Maya, Photoshop, UDK

One of my future corridors is more open than the other, the picture you see here is what it kind of looks like but with a bit less lighting

Main purpose of this environment was practicing the Star Citizen workflow by using face-weighted normals for the models, decal sheets, trim sheets and modular building. Using these decals gave me a huge advantage in customizing the scene, being able to change the look of anything with just tweaking a slider without spending too much time on a huge master material. Sergey Tyapkin's modular sci-fi corridor was my main inspiration for this.

A journey of tabletop role playing games & video games.

View the ModDB Enterprise: NX-01 mod for Star Trek: Elite Force image Curved Corridor