The following video is a demonstration of my Graduation Project,
the entire level presented was created in just one hour.*
*excluding lighting build times in UDK.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZfqAJSBm2I&hd=1 [youtube.com]

The tool is designed to create and decorate environments,
based on minimal input artistic from the user / leveldesigner.
but without taking away control.( like random level generators do.)
The geometry is fully procedural and can be edited anytime;
the rest of the procedure will automatically update.

The tool is mostly based on volumes and projection to create the main shape.
It supports tunnels, landbridges, alcoves, etc and has been designed to go more then vertical, further than heightmaps can. (also with much less UV distortion)

One does not need to use curves as a input, premodeled geometry or planes work as well.The asset placement is not limited to trees but can export any static mesh's location, rotation, scale or any other attributes from Houdini to the UDK. This exporter was written by Jan Pijpers.

No manual readjusting was done to the level,
although this is possible both procedurally in Houdini or manually for specific objects in the UDK.


Special thanks go to:
Jan Pijpers : .t3D export
Kim Goossens : my supervisor
Johan Woelper : procedrual stone example
“axebeak” : AO vopsop.

For more information about the tool see my documentation on it here:
http://freek3d.com/downloads/Freek_Hoekstra_Graduation_final_report_Final_PRINTED.pdf [freek3d.com]

For more information about my procedural railroad system go here:
http://freek3d.com/downloads/Procedural_Railroad_Creation_Hoekstra_Freek.pdf [freek3d.com]

Thanks for watching!

Freek Hoekstra
www.Freek3D.com
info@freek3D.com
(+31) 620909427

Bachelor graduate of the NHTV university of applied sciences Breda.

Congratulations :shock:

And very nice documentation!!!

freaq
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Thanks for watching!

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it was a pleasure freaq , and thanks for sharing !

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Bravo ! and Congratulations !!



.cheers

thanks guys much appreciated

very very cool! I love it

very cool work man. and I loved the very interesting and detailed docs.
well done!