Mox Hideout
The initial view of the room from Spawn. Most of the area is directly based on the concept art, but i had to fill the upper area and the far left with my own details
A little trailer I made when announcing the environment going live in VRChat
All volumetrics are just depth-based shaders, as doing anything more perf heavy will not fly in VR. The shafts on the left are shadowed by the fan meshes using a special shader with a rotating mask to make the movement match
Some very satisfying bumps made in Substance Designer and using a parallax shader with some basic cubemap reflections
The text on the datapad is generated with a GPT-2 based AI and is pulled in random order every time the new instance is made. Currently there are about 10 articles
Inspired by an amazing concept by Adrian Marc (https://www.artstation.com/artwork/PmaVnB) I couldn't resist recreating this as a full environment to be experienced in VR. Everything (apart from the couch and the shipping container) modeled in blender and put into unity 2018.4 (VRChat's requirement). Has some neat shader tricks for the shadows of the fans on the floor and the screen on the wall.
The name Mox Hideout came almost out of nowhere, I just remembered the word "Mox" when looking through Cyberpunk 2077 content before release, and I liked it. Turns out, Mox in Cyberpunk have a very specific and totally different style! But at that point it was too late and the world was already released and used by players!
The props in the room are provided by my friends, like the amazing character called "Des" by Chim-Cham (https://www.artstation.com/chim-cham)!
You can experience it yourself over here: https://l.vrchat.sh/mox
Adrian Marc: https://www.artstation.com/amarc