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Hey everyone! A glimpse into my process of creating a model in Blender, texturing it in Substance Painter, and bringing it to life in Unreal Engine for my game, Lobo.
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Back to level design! Working on the lighting and atmosphere in Lobo to perfectly capture the story and lore of the world. 🌑💡
When an enemy's health drops below a certain threshold, you can unleash brutal finishers! The threshold and animations scale with the player's level. Here's an example of a finisher using a firearm. 🔥
Crafting a sword for a video game! ⚔️
I’m available for commissions—whether it’s characters, accessories, or props for your game, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Happy #WIPWednesday!
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Making some art?
Practicing a song?
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Throwable items in Lobo can stun enemies, giving you a tactical edge. But beware—they’re noisy and might attract unwanted attention from nearby foes. Use them wisely! 🎯🧨
Happy #WIPWednesday!
Are you working on a game?
Making some art?
Practicing a song?
Something else?
Tell us in the comments!
Optimizing UI performance in UE5 by consolidating all UMG elements into a single material for better efficiency. 🚀 #GameDev #UnrealEngine #uidesign
Unleash devastating finishers when an enemy's health hits a critical point! The animations and thresholds adapt to your level. Check out this melee weapon finisher in action! 🗡️💥
Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!
Working on Level Design and Environment Art Direction for the demo—without Lumen or Nanite. Welcome to your house in the forest! 🏡
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