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I don´t know why I didn't try this any sooner, took the liberty of reinventing a little bit as well with the living room
I´m mainly doing this to understand space itself in this old Unreal Engine, and how things move in it.
Since I´m using costum textures once I´m done I might release a Texture pack.

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Living Room

Original


New Design

Nice!

Will this be a too scale map or giant size?

If I remember right there-s an application for the Kinect One that lets you build rooms with textures, I did something similar with the Kinect 360 resulting on pointclouds, I still have those files of how my room was years ago.

EvilGrins wrote:Nice!

Will this be a too scale map or giant size?

Judging by the grid size and viewports in the first image, it looks like the map might be to scale.

PrinceOfFunky wrote:If I remember right there-s an application for the Kinect One that lets you build rooms with textures, I did something similar with the Kinect 360 resulting on pointclouds, I still have those files of how my room was years ago.

I don't think it'd be very feasible to use pointcloud models in ued2. You'd probably have to have a million textures in order to have a good enough resolution, and even then, the model is likely going to be popping a lot if it's just one big room as an actor, since you're going to be constantly looking away from the model's origin.

I tried my best to do it in real scale, that was the whole point of this exercise: understanding the real life scale to Unreal Tournament
You can have a look at it if you like, all textures are Mylevel´d. This is something i´ll work on time to time like a secondary project so it will take a while before its 100% finished

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PrinceOfFunky wrote:If I remember right there-s an application for the Kinect One that lets you build rooms with textures, I did something similar with the Kinect 360 resulting on pointclouds, I still have those files of how my room was years ago.

Thanks for the Info, I thought about taking pictures and creating the textures myself. But turns out house materials are pretty generic and a 5 second serch got me the textures wich are pretty acurate to the real life equivelents. All I needed to do was convert them to the 256x256 resolution and make them Indexed colour