dry mud ground_*New renders*

[Oshyan]

render quality at 6.5 or 7

Did you really have Quality set this high? It seems unnecessary. It would also be interesting to see what Antialiasing Filter you used. Very nice results though.

- Oshyan

[choronr]

Results are super photo realistic.

[Linda McCarthy]

Very realistic.  Great result!  Linda

[ndeewolfwood]

this the narrow cubic antialiasig filter.
i did a quick crop render at .5 quality with aliasing on 5. quality looks very close from the first render but render time drop a lot. i really have to read the new render setting recommandation...

[Hannes]

Fantastic!

[Zairyn Arsyn]

its practically the real thing...

i can almost smell the dirt...

[ndeewolfwood]

some other shots...here we fell a kind of "stamping" effect (the rocks with the dead branch appears to many time)...my population is not so cool finally. I need to plug some power fractal and surface shader to my population to prevent some really strange object balance. It's looks like an almost zero gravity world....
Maybe i need to plug a different "sit on terrain" shader....something not at the end of my network to mix the object and the ground in a better way.

[Tangled-Universe]

Neat looking images

To avoid "zero gravity" effects you can choose to offset the population. Set the translate for y-axis to -0.05m for example. This way you can "sink" the objects for 0.05m.
Make sure you do this in the object reader and not the populator.

Martin

[ndeewolfwood]

good trick !
thanks i will try this !