Images

“Hey, what’s the difference between a Render, and an In-Game image?”

An In-Engine Image is a picture of the model after it has been put into the game engine. This gives the viewer a good idea of what the final graphics will look like. Renders are images where models alone are processed by a separate program. These show the level of detail in the models.

In-Game Screenshots

These are screenshots taken in the game engine (Unreal Engine 4). Please note that most of these shots show works in progress, test scenes, and concepts, and are not of final work.

Grand Staircase

The Boat Deck level of the Grand Staircase.

Turkish Bath Cooling Room

D Deck Grand Staircase

A view of the D Deck landing of the forward Grand Staircase, and the candelabrum that adorned it.

First Class Dining Saloon

A view across the dining saloon for first class.

First Class Reception Room

A view across the First Class Reception Room.

D Deck Grand Staircase

Looking down the Grand Staircase from C Deck.

E Deck Grand Staircase & Corridor

Alternate first-second class corridors on E Deck, adjacent to the Grand Staircase.

Third Class Dining Saloon

The dining saloon for third class on F Deck.

Scotland Road

A view down Scotland Road, the working crew corridor on E Deck.

Grand Staircase

Engine materials and lighting test of the Grand Staircase.

B-58

Engine materials and lighting test of B-58.

Grand Staircase

Engine materials and lighting test of the Grand Staircase.

A La Carte Restaurant

Engine materials and lighting test of the A La Carte Restaurant.

B-59

Engine materials and lighting test of B-59.

"Modern Dutch" Stateroom

Engine materials and lighting test of a Modern Dutch stateroom.

Aft Second Class Staircase

Engine materials and lighting test of the Aft Second Class Staircase.

Aft Second Class Staircase

Engine materials and lighting test of the Aft Second Class Staircase.

Swimming Bath

Engine materials and lighting test of the Swimming Bath.

Second Class Library

Engine materials and lighting test of the Second Class Library.

Stewards' Lavatory

Engine materials and lighting test of a Stewards' Lavatory.

Third Class Smoke Room

Engine materials and lighting test of the Third Class Smoke Room.

Third Class General Room

Engine materials and lighting test of the Third Class General Room.

Renders

These are renderings made with various rendering programs as a means of visualizing how they look with lighting and shading and showing our work in modeling the ship (a gargantuan task and nearly a whole project in and of itself) long before it's all finalized and placed in-game.
Please note that these images show works in progress and unrefined models.

Dining/Reception Light Fixture

A rendering of our extremely high detail, high polygon model of a light fixture from the First Class Dining Saloon (and Reception Room). This high poly model will be used to render normals and other details for our low poly version for use in-game. The same goes for the ceiling plaster work.

Dining Saloon Light Fixture

A rendering of our extremely high detail, high polygon model of an "acorn" type light fixture from the First Class Dining Saloon. This high poly model will be used to render normals and other details for our low poly version for use in-game. The same goes for the ceiling plaster work.

Double-Ended Boiler

A rendering of one of the boiler models (a WIP), to be placed in the boiler rooms. This type of boiler is double-ended, with 3 furnaces on each end. There were 29 boilers on Titanic, 5 of them single-ended, totaling 159 furnaces.

Titanic's Forward Funnel

Also showing the whistle.

The Grand Staircase

On C-Deck, looking towards the Enquiry Office.

First Class Smoking Room

Located on the aft end of A-Deck. This was also the central location for the film "Belfast Air".

Cafe Parisien

Located in First Class, on B-Deck. This image is looking aft. Note, the iconic vines have not yet been added.

D-Deck Reception Room

Just forward of the Dining Saloon.

D-Deck Reception Room

Just forward of the Dining Saloon.

D-Deck Reception Room

Just forward of the Dining Saloon.

A La Carte Restaurant

An alternate dining space for First Class Passengers, located on B-Deck.

Swimming Bath

Modernly referred to as the Swimming Pool. This is located on F-Deck, near the Turkish Baths.

First Class Entrance

On D-Deck, adjacent to the Grand Staircase.

B-59

A first class stateroom decorated in the Old Dutch style and located on B-Deck.

B-58

A first class stateroom decorated in the Louis XVI style and located on B-Deck.

First Class Cabin, A-Deck

A First Class Cabin on A-Deck.

Special thanks to Jeff Whitfield and Matt Clark from the Antique Fan Collectors Association for helping us get the fans right!

Second Class Staircase

This landing is located on E-Deck.

Second Class Smoke Room

Located on B-Deck.

Second Class Library

Located on C-Deck.

Third Class Smoke Room

Located on C-Deck, a place for men of third class to gather.

Third Class Dining Saloon

Located in the middle of the ship, on F-Deck.

Third Class Open Space

A common gathering space for Third Class Passengers.

Crew Quarters

Or contemporarily reffered to as the Glory Holes.

Other Images

Honour and Glory Carving

A preview of progress on our "Honour and Glory" clock carving model.

Captain Edward J. Smith

A rendering of the nearly-complete model of Captain Smith with textures and various alterations for accuracy. This rendering is NOT a reflection of how the materials, skin and facial hair will look in the final game.

The Titanic Special

The private train from London to Southampton for Titanic passengers.

Captain E. J. Smith

A high-polygon work in progress model of Titanic's captain.

Titanic Special Carriage WIP

A Carriage Car work-in-progress render. This train car, and others like it, would have made up the "Titanic Express" from London to Southampton.

101st Anniversary Images

If you would like to contribute please click the image above. All contributions go directly into helping create the project dedicated to preserving the memory and legacy of those who were aboard the great ship and Titanic herself.