Asperatus clouds

[latego]

From the nah-it-is-not-a-realistic-cloud department, have a look at some http://www.cloudappreciationsociety.org/gallery/index.php?x=browse&category=52&pagenum=1 Asperatus clouds (to me, this http://www.cloudappreciationsociety.org/gallery/index.php?showimage=1540 is the most mind boggling example).

Bye!!!

[Zylot]

very interesting, I'd like to see this in TG2, but right now it seems the base is always flat.

[dwilson]

You could probably accomplish those with invert profile (on the tweaks tab of the cloud layer) turned on.  Also the lighting creates a lot of the depth seen in the clouds

[MacGyver]

It's really incredible to see that sometimes reality is stranger than fiction

[rcallicotte]

Wow!  I want that second kind.  Can I?  Huh?  Huh?  Please.  The second kind.  Yeah.  Yeah.

[MacGyver]

Yeah, me too

[Zairyn Arsyn]

wwhoooaaaa.......
I'd like to have those clouds in some of my future renders, not just asperatus clouds, but others too,

Asper-atus, seeing that word makes me think of aspergers syndrome, which I happend to have.

[MacGyver]

Asper-atus, seeing that word makes me think of aspergers syndrome, which I happend to have.

Happened? Do you still have it? Argh, grammar, I love it

[Zairyn Arsyn]

Asper-atus, seeing that word makes me think of aspergers syndrome, which I happend to have.

Happened? Do you still have it? Argh, grammar, I love it

sorry, I meant Happen to have.

[Marcos Silveira]

Fake...
All of them...

[MacGyver]

Are you sure? Maybe it has something to do with this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAARP

[PG]

The clouds are now officially titled Undulus asperatus. They still haven't figured out what causes them though.