Jurassic World: Evolution

I worked on JW:E!

Working as part of the Props team, I largely spent my time working on populating the wide variety of buildings and facilities we have in the game. This ranged from set-dressing rooftops to building fences for enclosures, and eventually supporting the Buildings team by creating the Gyrosphere station.

Additional credit to Luke Darby for Materials/Substance Designer work.

Gyrosphere Station

- Low Poly Model
- UVs/Texturing
- Damaged States
- Prop, Foliage and Lighting placement
- LODs
- In-game Setup

Gyrosphere Station (Damaged)

I was responsible for all enclosure walls (Light Steel, Medium Steel, and Heavy Concrete) and their electrified counterparts.

- Low Poly/Blockout
- High Poly / Zbrush
- UVing / Baking / Texturing
- Damaged States
- LODs
- In-Game Setup

I was not, however, responsible for dinosaurs breaking out!

I sculpted the damaged states in Zbrush and detailed in Substance Painter.

Building Upgrades

-High Poly Model
-Baking / UVs / Texturing
- LODs
- In-Game Setup

Water Container

- Blockout/Low Poly Model
- High Poly Model
- Baking/ UVs / Texturing
- LODs
- In-Game Setup

Solar Panels

- Blockout/Low Poly Model
- High Poly Model
- Baking/ UVs / Texturing
- LODs
- In-Game Setup

Air Con Units

- Blockout/Low Poly Model
- High Poly Model
- Baking/ UVs / Texturing
- LODs
- In-Game Setup

Shipping Containers

- Blockout/Low Poly Model
- High Poly Model
- Baking/ UVs / Texturing
- LODs
- In-Game Setup

Example setting of how these props appear in game as seen on the ACU Building.
Credit to Sadan Aksoy for the ACU Building.