Thanks guys
I'll reply below using quotes...
Quote from: Antoine on June 16, 2014, 02:14:00 PM
Indeed this is very effective, very realistic. Did you make the cliff shape entirely in WM or did you use also Terragen nodes for more refining?
The cliff shape and land slide shape are from WM.
I applied some displacements in TG, but nothing too drastic. This time
Quote from: archonforest on June 16, 2014, 02:14:21 PM
whatever man...seeing your render... i give up on TG...shredding all my renders...uninstall TG3... and jump out of the window...
Haha you're crazy
No need to worry. You should feel sorry for me instead as I spend too much time with this
lol
Stay tuned on the TG scene...you might see more of this than you wished for
Quote from: Kadri on June 16, 2014, 02:26:19 PM
The only thing i would try to change would be as others said in Facebook too the kinda blurry look of the rock surface.
Other then that it looks great Martin.
Quote from: TheBadger on June 16, 2014, 06:11:08 PM
Pretty amazing. The slide part looks like a photo. About the wall on the left; I like it, but agree about the blur. Think it just needs some more displacements to break up some of the softness maybe.
Thanks guys, I do agree with you about the blurry shading.
The blurry textures are being updated now.
I'm rendering this using insane settings of detail 2 and AA16. Just out of interest following the discussion in Mick's Fjord(Sound) renders on reducing noise in powerfractal shading.
May be detail 2 in combination with AA16 actually causes the blur
I don't know!
Quote from: Luc Bianco on June 17, 2014, 02:44:02 AM
Hi
very nice use of WM here - do you plan to include it in picture with a wider angle ?
luc
Thanks Luc
Yes that might be a good idea, actually!
Quote from: mhaze on June 17, 2014, 04:18:48 AM
The blurry look I assume is created by the combination of the lichen like texture and the grass and I like it. Perhaps a larger image would give more clarity. Granite is a varied material ranging from the grey,eroded almost sandstone like outcrops of Dartmoor to the pink sharp edged, shattered rocks of the Alps. You will need to research it and decide on a type and work with it. My first thought is that it needs some horizontal breaks. Otherwise a great image but maybe it needs something to give it some narrative, a fish jumping, an old boat, a stunted tree growing on the cliff?
Hi Mick,
I wasn't going for any specific type of Granite. I'm actually quite lazy in that regard. I just try to make something which has the feel and look of granite and not really exact. I have a piece of unpolished granite here at home, normally used for tombstones and this looks a bit like it. Not exactly, admittedly.
Lack of something narrative has always been my weak point.
TG is my strong point and TG's weak point is decent rendering of non-organic objects which can support narrative elements.
I'm not going to include cars, boats etc. which just look crappy in TG.
In turn it's my weakness I can't make anything outside of TG yet to make it work eventually.
Quote from: Dune on June 17, 2014, 05:54:46 AM
Nice one, Martin. Good to see you're still doing some TG work. I'm not to keen on the blurry water either, but the rock talus looks great. How about trying this with just TG
Hi Ulco,
I guess you're first about the water
I reduced the softness nonetheless, by ~30%.
Update coming soon and that will be final image!
Thanks all
Martin