Miss Lala Diner Environment [Unity URP]
I am so pleased to be able to share an environment that I worked very hard on, the diner for the vtuber Miss Lala! I was working on a very tight timeline so the process was a combination of custom modeling and kitbashing/modifying existing assets. The project was challenging in many ways for me, but it was a great learning experience and I feel happy with the final result. I modeled in Blender, textured in Substance Painter, and then lit and assembled the environment in Unity URP. The environment was then built into a mod for the vtubing platform Warudo, where Miss Lala is able to have her vtuber model walk through the environment and trigger interactive elements. It was a lot of fun to complete and I'm so happy to be able to share it!
Screenshot of Miss Lala using the day version of the environment
Screenshot of Miss Lala using the night version of the environment
Shot of the diner from within the foyer. This is what people tuning into the livestream see as a virtual waiting room before the stream officially starts!
Angle 1 of the diner- day version
The jukebox was modelled and textured by Vel Pepper! It was originally built for renders in Blender, so I handled creating a rainbow panner material in Unity for it.
Angle 2 of the diner- day version
A closer shot of the entrance
The lovingly nicknamed "Cozy Corner." The TV screen is actually functional, and Miss Lala is able to watch Youtube videos on it via a Warudo function!
A shot of the kitchen doors
Shot of the kitchen window. I was able to animate the Kit Kat clock so that the eyes dart side to side and the tail moves as well. The Miss Lala bobblehead was made by Vel Pepper
Shot of the foyer using the night lighting
Angle 1- Night version
Angle 2- Night version
The cozy corner with night lighting
I used these two materials to texture the majority of the environment. I created a hybrid trim sheet on the left for the counters/tables/stools/wall trims/small props, and I used the gradient sheet (right) to quickly texture many of the remaining props.
Two materials I made using Substance Designer. I used a tiling brushstroke mask to add a handpainted feel into the roughness map for more visual interest
The modular kit I created for the environment