Wild Shroom

Started by Linda McCarthy, January 03, 2010, 04:53:55 AM

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Linda McCarthy

Having a blast playing with power fractal displacements!  Thought I'd post a small, low-res version of what I'm working on.
The plant is a dry shrub by Walli: http://www.nwdanet.com/buy-packs/details/34/8/object-packs/dry-bush-bundle-pack
Suggestions for improvement are always appreciated.  Have a beautiful Sunday.  :)  Linda

schmeerlap

Sure looks like you're having fun. That is one wild and wonderful maasif, Linda. Looking forward to the full size render. You're gonna get some (how-on-earth-did-she-do-that) requests for a tgd on this one.

John
I hope I realise I don't exist before I apparently die.

Henry Blewer

John's right, you better write up a tutorial. ;D
This looks great. I am looking forward to the full size render.
http://flickr.com/photos/njeneb/
Forget Tuesday; It's just Monday spelled with a T

domdib

Very nice terrain and clouds - look forward to the final version, plus any tips you'd like to share  ;)

Linda McCarthy

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Thanks for your comments!

@ njeneb and domdib: Well, no tutorial or specific tips from me, but I have included the .tgd for this full-size, higher res version.  I don't know what the heck I'm doing- just having fun playing with numbers.  Feel free to use and abuse the file any way you want.

@John:  It's all your fault, you know.   ;D  seriously, I not only have used and re-used your tutorial, but have been inspired by your funky "Bollard Outcrop"  http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=8439.0

Credits:
John Robertson (schmeerlap) for his excellent "BenMcDuff TG2 Tutorial;" see http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=7733.30 (I just played the numbers).

TangledUniverse, Bob (choronr) and a few more of you who have offered help via tutorials, recommendations and great suggestions, as well as each of you who has kindly offered encouraging comments.

buzzzzz1 for his "Abandoned Ship" cloud files; see http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=8003.15
My settings are a little different, but not much.

Walli for his dry-bush 4 (and all his bushes/objects): http://www.nwdanet.com/buy-packs/details/34/8/object-packs/dry-bush-bundle-pack

Tips/suggestions always received and mostly used.  ;)



Henry Blewer

Thanks Linda for the tgd file. It will be fun pulling it apart, seeing how you do things. Much of the work I do with Terragen 2 is 'what if I try this?'
http://flickr.com/photos/njeneb/
Forget Tuesday; It's just Monday spelled with a T

domdib

Thank you - as njeneb says, it's always instructive to analyse others' scenes.

aymenk2003

Thanks for sharing Linda....

N_Kaid...
Le peu que je sais, c'est à mon ignorance que je le dois.

FrankB


EoinArmstrong

Superbly constructed scene!  The clouds are well done and draw you in, and I just love the strata in the foreground especially!

Linda McCarthy

Thanks, everyone, and it was my pleasure to share the file.  Linda

inkydigit

thanks Linda, great scene btw!

Thelby

The strata and the cracks in this are really something to view, I like this alot Linda! Great to see ya havin fun, because that inspires more creativity!!!  ;D ;D ;D

MacGyver

What you wish to kindle in others must burn within yourself. - Augustine

Linda McCarthy

@Jason & Mark:  Thanks!
@MacGyver:   :D