So this is my current assets that I'm using for my level. Only few will have its unique texture space. One thing I might add is walls or floors with different stresses. I will have more unique assets sometime this week.

So, I'm going to explain more in depth what this level is about. Basically, this is a fantasy-medieval game environment where the player must acquire a sword that will allow him to wield an amazing power. He has to travel the walkway which has obstacles waiting, the big round thing that will rotate at a certain radius and shoot out some (maybe water or something) that the player must dodge. Once he acquires the sword, he will now be able to go through the shortcut on left side. I still haven't figure out what I should put on the beginning of the level to stop the player from going there. I was thinking a streaming water that will stop once the sword has been acquired. I was also thinking of having the sword at a higher elevation and rather than straight path, maybe some missing walkway so the players will be forced to jump. Oh and the ceiling will be closed off. I might just use BSP to cover it u.

One thing I noticed though is that the columns not having any faces on top, UDK bakes the shadow improperly. You could see the actual shape of the top, so I'm going to just add the geo back

Starting to build now in udk. Something about interior scene is that it has so many variables, especially if it's using modular pieces. The layout of the floor, it's elevation, etc. Yeah i can just create a room using bsp or just have the whole layout made in 3d program and just build around but nah. I want it to be as modular as i can. then again i haven't worked in the industry yet so i don't know. Right now, i'm just using all of my modular pieces to make this level. There are only few that are trophy pieces.

So this is my second level. I was thinking that it should be more for a game environment. At first it was just a plain bridge in the middle and water/pool on the side but it seemed too close to one of the concept art i saw. The question now is how i'm supposed to enclosed this area. Hmmmmm

My evil snowman and man-eating chest

So much time wasted trying to make things work. The treasure chest has to be redone since i just closed its mouth. I also had to repack the snowman. Now, the grim reaper's hood has to be redone, since i found a better way of doing it

Join the crew!

So, this is some of the assets I will use as decorations. For a quick explanation, my main setting is a remote area in Germany(?) and it's Halloween season! Most of the objects' features will be in texture. I want to save some poly and most of the details can just be painted. Still missing a cabbage though. Some of them will be duplicated but not the grim reaper. Lol just one hand it's already 2k poly Also i will have a bunch of floaties as well, representing the cutout papers that people hang in their windows for decor. . All of these have been uvd already so I'm on schedule. YAY! I'll show my main house later along with my modular assets. AWWW

The top image, i'm just testing of i can optimize my poly count and to practice using alphas. This is the handle for the cauldron. When i modeled the whole handle, it was just alot for something like this

Hello 3D coat

Alright. it's been awhile since I posted, again, so I'll post more 3D stuffs I made XD.

WORK in PROGRESS

This is a jackal statue you will often see in Egypt. I'm currently making a 3D environment using:
 3DS Max as my modeling platform
Maya for UVing / baking Normal Maps
Zbrush for high poly sculpting/ modeling/ texturing/ baking Normal Maps
3d Coat for retopo
Photoshop for texturing
nDo, Crazybump, and xnormal for baking Normal Maps
and UDK  for setting up the scene and making shaders to work with my textures

I still have some more areas to refine, thanks to Linh's critique :)
This is also the first model I've ever retopo so I'm pretty happy that I finally got to use 3d Coat

A Wittle snake XD

Hoorah for zbrush 4 r2's dynamesh! Tried to make one in maya... took me about two hours to make one and i didn't even use it.