During the process of level design for UFO, I play with various geometric forms and their arrangements to find interesting spaces. I arrange Unity primitives, building models of my own, and a couple public domain lowpoly city models. Below are some screenshots of that process.
I’m finding inspiration in modern art, specifically Piet Mondrian. I hope to translate this not just into pretty pictures but also meaningful visual language for gameplay.
Objectively Interesting I now have randomized quest objective names. You can also watch a (kinda stuttery) vid of progress on the waypoint display and little hints of AI advancement here [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SibtD2Tvzfw ].
Bandana Dee the Dream Friend
Shoobies leave a sticky trail of mucus in their wake, which can impede movement for any creature that steps in it.
Check out this NPBR cyberpunk character model by Glyong E!
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/8edJRE
A house I've built a while ago. :)
It nicely separates the snowy biome from the grassy one.
It's built with painted Ebonstone.
If you have more of an acquired taste, the restaurants in Niravasi have you covered! Maybe skip the salad bar, though.
My D&D art for my family so far (WIP if you couldn't tell)
Who's is this little cutey👸 here? Thanks🙏 for a gorgeous fanart @WheNa! Feel free to share your arts, screenshots, or videos with #playzelter or #zelter hashtags! #pixelart #animating #unity3d #animated #indiegames #unrealengine #animate #conceptart
I mostly build 3D First Person Shooter game mechanics in Unity, and in this I'm just showing C4 mechanics I made for a little side project I am working on! :)
Some time ago, we posted a screenshot of the Mexico level. A curiosity about it is that, like some other scenarios of the game, it was inspired by a real landscape, The Basaltic Prisms of Santa María Regla. It is one of the natural wonders of the country!
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