Pyrénées from above *UPDATED 14TH NOVEMBER: HIGHER SUN AND BETTER GRASS*

[MF_Erwan]

I used SRTM data and tranformed them in .ter files with 3DEM.


Erwan

[domdib]

This is rather nice. One thing I can't quite understand - how is the redsky at the horizon leaking onto the far mountains?

[Tangled-Universe]

Cool terrain! Was it very hard to get the SRTM into TG2? Or is this just one tile from the dataset?

This is rather nice. One thing I can't quite understand - how is the redsky at the horizon leaking onto the far mountains?

That's actually quite logical, because:

The haze/bluesky density is quite large and therefore "builds up" into the distance.
This effect is not specific *at* the horizon, it's atmospheric and thus all over the place.
The reason you see it this way is like said because of the density and distance together.

[MF_Erwan]

Cool terrain! Was it very hard to get the SRTM into TG2? Or is this just one tile from the dataset?

Thanks to 3DEM and http://srtm.csi.cgiar.org/SELECTION/inputCoord.asp , it was very easy. I used 2 tiles to cover all the Pyrénées mountains, transformed them in .ter files with 3DEM and placed them side by side in TG2.


Erwan