Beyond Contact - Environment

Beyond Contact - Environment and Props

Shown here are some of the buildings, environment assets and props that I made for the game Beyond Contact. It was a worthwhile effort for me to adapt to a semi-stylized art style coming from a background that specializes in realistic games.

Credits:Playcorp
https://www.playcorp.com/
Art Director:Alex Boylan
Animations: Levi Cowling

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Here is a personal favorite of mine: the Void Rifle. Shoots a powerful charge of energy to your enemy.	Shown here is the wire frame view.	Another of my personal favorites - this Compliance Baton is used to strike and shock any enemy units one might encounter.
Shown here are the wireframes for the Compliance Baton.	In our game we have spawners that spawn creatures at the players - here is one for an ice biome.	Shown here is the wireframe for this asset.
This, meanwhile, functions as a place where hostile jellyfish-like creatures can spawn - it can also be destroyed in-game.	The wireframe for this one is simple at the roots, as we have an in-game Unity shader that can accomodate alpha maps.	The game is big on generating your own power from sources like the wind, biomass and other green sources - this building is used to generate wind power.
Shown here is the Wind Turbine's wireframes.	Shown here is the Solar Array building - used in-game for gathering solar power for the base	This now shows the wireframe view of the Solar Array.
Initially, you start making tools with this piece of equipment.	Shown here is the Work Bench's wireframes.	This structure allows the player to place any objects that can be found for scientific scanning and analysis in-game.
Shown here is the Science Lab's wireframes.	The game has frequent enemy raids - this structure allows the player to detect any coming raids.	Shown here is the Radar Structure's wireframes.
An in-base appliance that can be used to cook food.	Shown here is the Oven's wireframes.	This item can be used to heal nearby allies in game - the green crystals are used by the FX artist to generate the effects in-game.
Now shown here is the wireframe for the Healing Rod.	One of my tasks is to make pieces that can be used in making environments - from large pieces like these	..To smaller props like these ones
The wireframes show how dense the polycount must be for these ones.	This proved to be a nice challenge, as I had to make tiling textures in Substance Designer for the stone roads.	After assembling them inside Unity, with other preexisting assets that can be sued, these are then put inside the game, as shown here:
Initially, the player starts from a burning wreckage - I made this burnt-out crashed vehicle for that purpose.	Shown here are the wireframes for the the Escape Pod.

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Beyond Contact - Environment and Props

Related Videos:

Here is a personal favorite of mine: the Void Rifle. Shoots a powerful charge of energy to your enemy.

Shown here is the wire frame view.

Another of my personal favorites - this Compliance Baton is used to strike and shock any enemy units one might encounter.

Shown here are the wireframes for the Compliance Baton.

In our game we have spawners that spawn creatures at the players - here is one for an ice biome.

Shown here is the wireframe for this asset.

This, meanwhile, functions as a place where hostile jellyfish-like creatures can spawn - it can also be destroyed in-game.

The wireframe for this one is simple at the roots, as we have an in-game Unity shader that can accomodate alpha maps.

The game is big on generating your own power from sources like the wind, biomass and other green sources - this building is used to generate wind power.

Shown here is the Wind Turbine's wireframes.

Shown here is the Solar Array building - used in-game for gathering solar power for the base

This now shows the wireframe view of the Solar Array.

Initially, you start making tools with this piece of equipment.

Shown here is the Work Bench's wireframes.

This structure allows the player to place any objects that can be found for scientific scanning and analysis in-game.

Shown here is the Science Lab's wireframes.

The game has frequent enemy raids - this structure allows the player to detect any coming raids.

Shown here is the Radar Structure's wireframes.

An in-base appliance that can be used to cook food.

Shown here is the Oven's wireframes.

This item can be used to heal nearby allies in game - the green crystals are used by the FX artist to generate the effects in-game.

Now shown here is the wireframe for the Healing Rod.

One of my tasks is to make pieces that can be used in making environments - from large pieces like these

..To smaller props like these ones

The wireframes show how dense the polycount must be for these ones.

This proved to be a nice challenge, as I had to make tiling textures in Substance Designer for the stone roads.

After assembling them inside Unity, with other preexisting assets that can be sued, these are then put inside the game, as shown here:

Initially, the player starts from a burning wreckage - I made this burnt-out crashed vehicle for that purpose.

Shown here are the wireframes for the the Escape Pod.

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