Sci-Fi Corridor - Trim Sheet + Lighting Study
These fully playable Sci-Fi Corridors were made as my first introduction into the use of Trim Sheet textures as well as a lighting study. I started off by creating two 2048x2048 textures using Maya and Substance Painter which cover all of the major structural pieces of this hallway. I then created a modular piece set to then build the hallways in Unreal Engine 4. Once I built and lit the base hallway, I imported some assets from the Unreal Marketplace as well as some Megascan Decals to push some different environmental variants. Then I created two different lighting scenarios off of both of these variants, with the dark-destroyed setting being the "Final". All this is based on concept art by Evgeny Keshin
Final Hallway Variant. Shot 01
Final Hallway Variant Shot 02
Final Hallway Variant Shot 03
Video Clip with flickering lights and audio. Audio courtesy of Marcus Duebel.
Initial Hallway comprised of only the pieces I modeled and textured myself. Shot 01
Initial Hallway Shot 02
Initial Hallway Shot 03
This is the second hallway variant with some added Unreal Engine Marketplace Assets. Shot 01
Second Hallway Variant Shot 02
This is the third hallway variant with some added Unreal Engine Marketplace Assets and Megascan Decals. Shot 01
Third Hallway Variant Shot 02
This is a fully baked Emissive Lighting Setup. The only lights in this scene are the emissive textures in the pillars and ceiling as well as 2 spotlights on the left wall to help highlight it. This was done to push my skills as a lighting artist. Shot 01
Emissive Lighting Setup Shot 02
Emissive Lighting Setup Shot 03
All the modular building piece assets I created in Maya
The textures I created. Trim sheets were done in Maya and Substance Painter. The glass and Emissive were done in Unreal to save texture space.
Assets and Decals gathered from the Unreal Engine Marketplace and Megascans
Trim Sheet 01
Trim Sheet 02