The time available was limited, therefore I created a tiling system using Geometry Nodes. This allowed me to control the textures more easily and make changes quickly during production, without creating detailed UVs for the entire model.
To represent the different construction stages of the building, I developed an animation system based on an auxiliary mesh placed inside the structure. This mesh used a custom shader that simulated a wireframe effect through a procedural texture, allowing the construction progress to be visualised gradually.
This system allowed me to control the appearance of the building elements during the animation. It also helped keep rendering costs low and made it easier to make changes during production.
Also to save time during production, I created a roof generation system using Geometry Nodes.
The roof shape is defined by a simple mesh, and the tiles are generated automatically. The system includes several controls to adjust the size, spacing and angle of the tiles, allowing different roof designs to be created quickly.
This solution reduced the amount of manual modelling required and made it easier to update the roofs during production.
