Here are a couple of examples of 3d environments prepared within Unreal Engine. Mostly, I’ve used premade assets and was responsible for level design, composition and lighting. Levels were later used for Machine Learning processes.

My client presented some restrictions that needed to be taken into consideration. We had to use an old version of Unreal Engine which didn’t support ray-tracing and other modern solutions. Also, I couldn’t use post-process volumes, as it was overwritten by client’s rendering pipeline. Lastly, I had to utilize existing library of assets, but was able to add small details when needed.

For this project I designed whole level from scratch. Assets used were provided by a client. I had a complete freedom of composition and was loosly informed what needs to be included. 

Here I recieved already made environment, but a client needed enrichments within this level, so I populated empty spaces with more assets and redefined lighting. Also, I had to fix several assets with broken UVs, double vertices, etc.

Same as above I recieved already made environment, but a client needed enrichments within this level, so I populated empty spaces with more assets and redefined lighting. Also, I had to fix several assets with broken UVs, double vertices, etc.