Another Mountain/Cloud image...

[EBAndrew]

So since my work locale has changed, I haven't really had a ton of time to focus on Terragen... not doing a whole lot of skybox work anymore, and the computer I dragged along with me is incredibly slow which isn't very conductive of the creative process.

But here's something I came up with nonetheless. It's really simple - almost plain - and it's by no means unique in any way. But it's been... a LONG time since the last time I posted anything, so here it is. Just a couple power fractal terrains, and a twist and shear.

C&C welcome, of course. In fact, I welcome everything negative you could possibly say about it, it's really the only way I learn to not do bad things.

Render Time: ~19 HRS
Quality: 0.6
AA: 4

[rcallicotte]

It's very creative for something so simple.  How did you get those rock formations (on the right) with only a couple of PFSs?

[Xpleet]

quality but too dark not much visible. Which CPU?

[EBAndrew]

It's very creative for something so simple.  How did you get those rock formations (on the right) with only a couple of PFSs?

That chunk on the right was kinda close to the camera, so it got the smaller details really well. That layer had a feature scale of 0.5, lead-in of 2 and smallest scale of 0.05.

quality but too dark not much visible. Which CPU?

It's a first-generation AMD 64-bit proc... it's been so long since I got the thing that I don't remember it's crazy AMD numbering, but I do know it's ~2.0 GHz. lol I should really upgrade it someday.

[Oshyan]

It's simple, but I actually rather like it. The rounded terrain shapes are unusual and interesting, and there's good detail on that bit to the right, close to the camera. The specularity also adds a nice touch. The clouds are quite realistic looking as well. Not necessarily a scene with "purpose", but quite nice nonetheless. Welcome back. Now get a quad core and get in the game!

- Oshyan

[EBAndrew]

It's simple, but I actually rather like it. The rounded terrain shapes are unusual and interesting, and there's good detail on that bit to the right, close to the camera. The specularity also adds a nice touch. The clouds are quite realistic looking as well. Not necessarily a scene with "purpose", but quite nice nonetheless. Welcome back. Now get a quad core and get in the game!

- Oshyan

Hah hah, don't tempt me! I'm trying to get a car in the near future... Ye olde Compy 486 is gonna have to do for a while. Though I could probably get a decent rig for pretty cheap... 


Thanks for the thumbs-up guys. I'll start ramping it up!