Photorealistic Museum Exhibit Visualization
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a complete 2-D sketch of a swimming museum exhibit and now need it transformed into a fully immersive, photorealistic scene inside Unreal Engine. Every surface, reflection, caustic light ripple, and tiny air bubble should feel as if the visitor could reach out and touch it.
You will receive the original layout drawing, reference images for the species and props, plus notes on traffic flow and signage placement. From there I’d like you to build the entire environment in Unreal, using real-time lighting, PBR materials, and optimized meshes so it can run smoothly on a modern GPU. Water volumes, animated fish, interactive lighting cycles, and subtle ambient sound hooks should all be integrated so I can later trigger them through Blueprints.
Deliverables
• The complete Unreal Engine project folder (latest stable version)
• A standalone executable for Windows showcasing the scene in first-person view
• Five 4K still renders from key visitor vantage points
• A short (15–30 sec) viewport capture or Sequencer flythrough demonstrating lighting shifts
Acceptance criteria: the final build must open without errors, maintain at least 60 fps on an RTX 3060 or equivalent, and visually match the photorealistic references I’ll supply. If this sounds like the kind of deep-detail work you enjoy, let’s discuss timeline and any supporting assets you may need.
You will receive the original layout drawing, reference images for the species and props, plus notes on traffic flow and signage placement. From there I’d like you to build the entire environment in Unreal, using real-time lighting, PBR materials, and optimized meshes so it can run smoothly on a modern GPU. Water volumes, animated fish, interactive lighting cycles, and subtle ambient sound hooks should all be integrated so I can later trigger them through Blueprints.
Deliverables
• The complete Unreal Engine project folder (latest stable version)
• A standalone executable for Windows showcasing the scene in first-person view
• Five 4K still renders from key visitor vantage points
• A short (15–30 sec) viewport capture or Sequencer flythrough demonstrating lighting shifts
Acceptance criteria: the final build must open without errors, maintain at least 60 fps on an RTX 3060 or equivalent, and visually match the photorealistic references I’ll supply. If this sounds like the kind of deep-detail work you enjoy, let’s discuss timeline and any supporting assets you may need.
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