Trying to get some inspiration for the interior of my hobbit house in Minecraft. I have a wonderful front door but this helps with how I want to layout the rooms.
I spent HOURS a couple days ago trying to understand the layout of Bag End, piecing together stills from the movie to figure out which room was which. I kinda wish I'd found your video sooner. It's so nice to see the continuity like this ! It's so immersive ! And it's so faithful to the movie set ! Hats off, honestly.
any plans on bringing this to UE5? I would love someday for all these LOTR efforts to coexist in one online virtual Arda, so much good content out there
That's Dope, I have a lil question here, do you use texture image for the overall interior while modeling it in Unreal engine 4? I also want re-create it as well 🥺
I just discovered this and OMFG this is sooooo beautiful! I downloaded this and I cannot stop fangirling. Is there a chance we could see the other rooms? It's not explored in this one... thank you
Quick question. If you have the time I'd like to hear your perspective on this. I am actually planning on creating a fan made non profit game based on the hobbit. I ask because you recreated a copywritten location in your video. You may have no answer on this topic but I'm wondering if it's legal to do this cause I noticed on the Middle earth enterprises website in their FAQ they talk about copyright, and one question popped up about fan material based on or around Tolkien's literary works. They said fans are entitled to share fan fiction or stories based on the hobbit and LOTR if it's non profit. I wonder if the same would apply to a fan game. I'm assuming they mean all forms of fan content whether it's a story, a game, digital artwork or a film. I'm also using unreal engine for this.
I don't know, this was just a portfolio project. This project is not lucrative, so I don't know. Making a game is more complex than a single environment. I wish you luck my friend :D
Late response but if anyone is going to affect a fan game its Warner Brothers - they have done it to some fan made things already (Total War Fan mod on MODDB for LOTR) Apparently because it used the naming of 'Mordor' in the title. To my Knowledge Tolkien Estate doesn't mind fan projects as long as its non profit
@@Learnhowto69 You will encounter lot's of problems. Humidity, light and a fresh air stream shall become big challenges. And you don't wanna have that 'cellar feel', too. It can probably all be solved, but it will hardly be a 'natural' home in the end. There's a reason why houses like that were never build in reality.
Yeah exactly. When you look on the movie sets, they opened up the ceiling where they had flood lights. A real home would have to have much bigger windows to be cozy.
Yes, that's just the thing with the movies, too: I often wondered "now where does all that light from the non-window direction come from"? In reality, an exact home like that would/could hardly feel so comfy at daylight. At nighttime it's a different story. Candles and lamps are everything.
Are the details of the furniture ALL loyal to the original (film)? Or have some things been invented? Excuse the unusual question, but I'm working on a diorama about it and I'm interested in being as faithful as possible. Congratulations on your excellent work anyway, it is also very helpful!
