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Restricted: Sublevel Quarantine is an environment project by Lead Environment Artist Doru Bogdan and inspired by the Metro game series. The creation utilizes UE5's MegaLights, Nanite Displacement, Texture Blending and more 🚧 "My spline-based tunnel modular meshes kept flickering and distorting from a distance. I thought it needed more... show more

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