Concord || Tempest Watch

Material buffer views used to help balance all materials in the scene, help overall scene harmony, and work with lighting to find issues in material values. Credit to Sourabh Hamigi for creating buffer views!

Our screens are able to be set to glitch out. This is a specific screen that was fun to work on. The screens aren't normally at player height, so we wanted this one to look specifically cool. Demoing controls for the glitch.

I stood up performant puddle material instances for this level, and helped tweak these settings so that they would feel good in the scene.

A demo of our glass controls. We can control these settings whether the material instance was based off of our transparent glass material or our dither glass material.

We used cubemaps in multiple sections of our game to give more depth to our environments. On this map, i helped to tune the upper level cubemaps to give the illusion of rooms within our buildings.

A demo of our light tracer settings. On this doorway, I set different sized lights to run at certain offsets so that you got a shooting light effect around the door.

A demo of our light blink features. I set blink speed and time offset so that these lights blinked in order from left to right. Enough blink to notice, but not so much that it would be distracting to the player amidst combat.