BG3 Goblin Camp Scene | Sprint 2 | 11/5-11/12

Originally Posted: Nov 12, 2025

    This project is an interactive game scene recreation inspired by Baldur's Gate 3's goblin camp my team and I are creating for our Game Asset Production class at Chico State. I hold the role of lead texturer and my team consists of Julian Kroeger-Miller as project lead and producer, Els Fouché as lead programmer, and Destiny Smith as lead modeler.

    This post details some of my process working on the project during Sprint 2 of our work phase.

Finished the Template Blockout for the Central Area

    I'm not very experienced with Unreal, so between this project and the last Modular project I'm learning a lot about how to use and interact with it. Seeing as I was essentially assembling the entire scene iteratively, it required constant trial and error figuring out the correct dimensions and frequently adding new pieces or variations to the asset list.

Blueprint Prefabs

Tusk Prop

Stone Vase Prop

Currently Working on Left Wing Blockout

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