I’m making a revamp of bo2’s graphics and I randomly had this idea.
It has global illumination to get proper shadows and dark areas, and you can toggle your flash light on and off. I also turned the map to night by lowering the intensity of the skybox and also turning off the sunlight. Then I made a custom fog preset and turned off the HUD to tie everything together.
In all, I was able to keep the rooftops a lot brighter and have the corridors below creepy and dark so you have to utilize your flashlight. I had so much fun! This also looks really great on the other maps. Let me know if I should compile a bunch of gameplay of each map.
Also I can post behind the scenes if people are interested!
MaggelPlop
I think it’s a really cool concept. I think it would help a lot if there were a way to have certain map elements light up rooms once the power is on like perk machines, light fixtures, that dragon sign on the roof, etc. Idk how doable that is in practice but I feel like it’d help me strain my eyes a lot less to see.
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I’m making a revamp of bo2’s graphics and I randomly had this idea.
It has global illumination to get proper shadows and dark areas, and you can toggle your flash light on and off. I also turned the map to night by lowering the intensity of the skybox and also turning off the sunlight. Then I made a custom fog preset and turned off the HUD to tie everything together.
In all, I was able to keep the rooftops a lot brighter and have the corridors below creepy and dark so you have to utilize your flashlight. I had so much fun! This also looks really great on the other maps. Let me know if I should compile a bunch of gameplay of each map.
Also I can post behind the scenes if people are interested!
I think it’s a really cool concept. I think it would help a lot if there were a way to have certain map elements light up rooms once the power is on like perk machines, light fixtures, that dragon sign on the roof, etc. Idk how doable that is in practice but I feel like it’d help me strain my eyes a lot less to see.