This project started by creating an asset list detailing the props I planned to have in the scene. I digitally sketched out a simple 2D concept for the layout of the scene and then I began gathering my reference images of each prop on my asset list. Additionally, I created a "white-box" environment to block out the layout for this project. After gathering the reference images and creating a white-box environment, it was time to model each asset. For the modeling portion of this project, I used Autodesk Maya and modeled each asset aiming to keep a low poly style and achieve the look that I wanted. When I finished modeling each asset to my desired low poly look, I exported the assets to FBX and imported them into Adobe Substance Painter.

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     In Adobe Substance Painter, my goal was to texture each asset with a somewhat realistic look but also keep the textures simple and in a slightly non-realistic animated style. I attempted to keep the depth of the textures mostly flat with some variation. I chose simple colors for each prop and exported the textures. I then began working in the game engine Unity 3D. I created a new project and imported the 3D models into the scene. The textures were then also imported and applied to the models. My goal was to create a dark nighttime scene similar to the film, so I altered the lighting setup to set the scene and create the look I wanted. Lastly, I added headlights to the bus and used a particle script to create the raindrops.