Roman Architecture Set - The Sims 4 Style
This set includes a lot of architectural elements to go in the game The Sims 4. The game has a lot of interesting tools and is incredibly moddable so I had a lot of fun creating all of these custom modular sets and decorations.
The item that took the most, funnily enough, is the most simple one: The half wall trim. Figuring out the "Masked UV Mode" took a very long time but with the help of a creator friend of mine we finally cracked the code. All of the items have a complete texture set of a Diffuse, Normal and Specular map. They texturing was done in Substance Painter and Photoshop. Some patterns were designed in Substance Designer.
Morphable Column. When in game, the column can be made taller or shorter and the game will automatically scale and repeat the UV on the morphable part.
A different style of morphable column.
Fence modular set. The set is composed of straight pieces and curved pieces. Each curved pieces set contains 3 different radiuses and 4 variants for different fence post positioning.
A floor trim. Usually floor trims in game don't have a back cause they're not above the floor but under, but in my case the back would've been void if I didn't model a back plane.
Frieze that uses the same trim technology as the floor trim.
A foundation. These can only be placed on the ground floor.
A spandrel. Spandrels take the place of wall blocks and can be placed together only with fences and half wall blocks.
A half wall block cap or Half Wall Trim.
Morphable Columns in action.
The 2 column styles.
The foundation in-game.
The floor trim in-game featuring a column and spandrel as well.
The frieze in-game featuring a column and spandrel as well.
The first style of column plus the spandrel.
The first style of column plus the fence.
The first style of column plus the fence and spandrel.
The half wall trim.