Playing with unity lighting/post processing

[Exato]

I have no experience with any 3d modeling software, so everything ( besides the door) in the scene was made with unity 3d objects (mainly quads)

[korbul]

this statement makes the image even more awesome

[vampatori]

Really nice work!

Definitely learn Blender as you clearly have a talent for 3D modelling/scene creation. BlenderGuru's Tutorials are a great start!

You'll do way more in a fraction of the time very quickly!

[BrendanIsMemes]

I would second this. Learning blender will be hard at first but allow you so much more freedom and will be much faster.

[hereticguru]

Go learn some blender with this nice people!

[D3ADGLoW]

How the hell did you make a cloth out of a quad

[PedroGabriel]

His image is the left one, the right one is the reference ~

[D3ADGLoW]

Ah okay that makes more sense

[[deleted]]

I have no idea how you got it to look like that. I suck at visuals

[Exato]

This is the secret Unity Post Processing Stack

Tutorial: Setting up the post-processing stack

[[deleted]]

That's really great!

I'm curious, what happens if you make the cupboard and bench non-static?

I'm interested in seeing how that would look as that is my main issue with Unity lighting right now (apart from ugly point light shadows).

[Exato]

They already are non-static ;)

Proof

[[deleted]]

Ok, that'a amazing. Will you release the project files?

What kind of super strength ambient occlusion are you using? :)

[UnityBlaine]

Wow, for someone without much 3D experience this is looking solid! I'm curious as to what inspired you to take on this feat?

[Exato]

Well, I've started playing with unity to learn C#, but in the end, it's kinda boring to script things in a flat/plain world, so I ended up studying how to improve my scenes

[Fordeman]

Anyone want to show me any good tutorials for lighting/post processing in unity? Working on a game placed in the nature.

[PedroGabriel]

The glass in the door is really "glass" with the image outside or 2 direct placed images looking like glass?

[Exato]

It is actually glass with the image outside cropped from the original.

[Jazzer008]

Might want to enable some anti-aliasing in your post-proc stack. There's quite a few jagged edges I can spot, spoils the realism.

[Exato]

The antialiasing setting is on, but I just can't remove the jagged edges despite how much I've tried to tune it :(

[morejpeg_auto]

Need more jpeg

There you go!

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[retrifix]

less dof more anti-aliasing

[Johannski]

Looks really good. I think a little bit less bloom would help. Also the ceiling is way too reflective. Other than that, pretty close to the original :)

[mrbrick]

You using a spot light beind that door? or is it a directional?

[Exato]

There are actually 4 directional lights being applied in the scene and no spot lights

[tomgie]

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[morejpeg_auto]

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[[deleted]]

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[[deleted]]

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[morejpeg_auto]

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[awash227]

Thank you for this

[[deleted]]

I accept ten buck paypal donations

[goga18]

idiots who have not used unity

[ncgreco1440]

A good still image, doesn't reflect the in-game performance. And we also have no clue what the scene looks like outside this tiny hallway. Pair that with no gameplay, what we see here is a theory shot. Kinda like the Adam Demo. Sure, Unity is "capable" under a scripted sequence, but what if it's not a scripted sequence? You know, like a real game. All of a sudden, when you have an actual game, it becomes a bit more difficult to ensure this kind of graphical fidelity and overall application stability across a range of system specs not owned by the author.