I’m wrapping up Swampia. We’re at that stage where the project holds together and I’m cleaning the hierarchy, straightening names, building the showcase scene, and finalizing optimizations. About 100 pieces remain — set pieces coming together plank by plank, until the whole place hums with reeds and groaning timber.

I’d love to finish this with you. I’ll post short desk-side glimpses: a walkway threading across ink-dark water, a stilt house catching its shadow, colliders tamed, LOD thresholds dialed in. The look stays ultra-flat; URP is the lantern — just enough to carve the silhouette.

Scene mood & grading

Tell me what post-process vibe you prefer in swamp locations. Damp fog and “wet” feel, or a crisp, gameplay-first exposure?
If you have color-grading suggestions (LUTs, values, refs), drop them in — I’ll try variants directly on the showcase scene.

Optimization 

Tell me how you tune your bayous. Which LOD thresholds work on PC, mobile, VR? Single atlas for calmer draw calls, or a few materials to keep layers tidy? Lightmaps or mixed lighting? And colliders — box, capsule, or mesh where it matters? A few lines about budgets and constraints will help me set sensible defaults.

Workflow video (on a live project)

The attached video shows my workflow on another scene — the previous Swampia edition (nature-only), available on my profile:
https://emaceart.itch.io/free-mid-poly-stylized-swamp-remastered

For context: that version had a full remake. It’s a good backdrop to watch how I build a location step by step before moving things into the current “Swampia Architecture”.

If you’re building something in a similar mood, tell me what you’re missing, your constraints, and what you want to see next. I’m happy to tailor a few things to real needs.

See you in the comments — back to the walkways.