Alpine heights

Started by lightning, April 24, 2008, 06:07:21 PM

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lightning

a project i have been working on over the last week

terrain made in geocontrol there are over 35 surface layers on the terrain which is quite alot for my standards ;D
rendered over 8 cores took 10 hours to render

all vegetation i made myself except for the pine tree which is from my xfrog US conifer dvd

enjoy

here is the link for the tree version
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=nnu2bs5tqyy&thumb=6

Mr_Lamppost

I like it, I can almost hear Julie Andrews.  ;D On second thoughts I absolutely HATE it, nobody should ever hear Julie Andrews ever!  >:( :( Pass the sick bag please.   :-[

Seriously though I think the mountains in the background could be a little darker and possibly a bit of variation in the colour.

Smoke me a kipper I'll be back for breakfast.

Xpleet

a) What are your cores clocked at.

b) Do you use the deep version that has multicore support?

Seth

my question is : how the hell did you do the wind blowing snow at the edge of the mountains ?! Oo


Tangled-Universe

Very nice grasses indeed!
You've created a fine piece of work with combining all these elements into a working scene.
The haze is well done, creates the expected depth and sense of scale of the mountains.
The wind-blown snow is awesome ;D Could you elaborate on how you did that?
I like the version without the pine most by the way.

Martin

rcallicotte

I agree with Mr. Lamppost about the mountains and not about Julie Andrews.   ;D

Your grass is phenomenal.
So this is Disney World.  Can we live here?

NWsenior07

I'm with Seth93. How in the hell did you do that exactly?

Will

Quote from: NWsenior07 on April 25, 2008, 03:40:48 PM
I'm with Seth93. How in the hell did you do that exactly?

I'm guessing PS
The world is round... so you have to use spherical projection.

lightning

#9
thanks guys!
Will you guessed right ;D
just all i did was create a new layer then used the smudge tool and just lightly smudged the snow on the peak then set the opacity of the layer to 45% just so its not to bold :)

 

lightning

Quote from: Xpleet on April 25, 2008, 12:37:08 AM
a) What are your cores clocked at.

b) Do you use the deep version that has multicore support?

what do you mean cores clocked at?
all i did was split the picture into 8 then set the efillity or watever you call it to 8 different cores then put it altogether in photoshop
oh and no i don't have deep with multicore support but i have the normal deep though :)

Tangled-Universe

Quote from: lightning on April 25, 2008, 05:24:28 PM
thanks guys!
Will you guessed right ;D
just all i did was create a new layer then used the smudge tool and just lightly smudged the snow on the peak then set the opacity of the layer to 45% just so its not to bold :)
 

In a TG-pov or a TG-purist's-pov that's a disappointment ;D Nevertheless, it's a very nice touch :)

lightning

i tried to attempt it within terragen but its more trouble than its worth :)

Xpleet

Well to be honest Lightning i thought you had some kind of leet Intel skulltrail system. Those can have 8 cores of CPU! lol


lightning

its my dads super computer!