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[choronr]

I used Seth's 'Making of Wilderness' tutorial which is available for download as a PDF file at ( http://www.nwdanet.com/terragen-tutorials/11-wilderness.html ) for the creation of this image. Additionally, the following files were used:

•   For flattening low spots in a terrain, I used  'Hetzen's Blend Displacement at zero.tgd file which is available at the Planetside Forum http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=8638.new;topicseen#new . Additionally, I made reference to Matt Fairclough's thread http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=7548.msg80786#msg80786 which deals with flattening of terrain areas. With this information, I created a clip file that I applied to the terrain you see.

•   The tall pines population was made using the model file called 'Big Pine' by jcinbama which is available for download at Ashundar. http://www.terragen.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=179bc8b8e4e3cef279a9fdb93d641764&action=tpmod;dl=cat385;tpstart=10

•   The two smaller populations was made using the files called 'Dry Shrubs' by Walli and can be downloaded from NWDA. http://www.nwdanet.com/buy-packs/8-object-packs.html .

•   The 'One Cloud Atmosphere' is a clip file which you can download from the Planetside Forum and was created by littlecannon http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=3691.105 .

In all, working with tutorials is a great way to learn techniques in Terragen 2 and open the way for one to improve upon his/hers' creative work.

Bob

[Gforce]

The mountain/hill in the background needs a lot of work it looks too monotone. Otherwise very realistic and awesome.

[choronr]

The mountain/hill in the background needs a lot of work it looks too monotone. Otherwise very realistic and awesome.

It is so far in the distance that any additional detail work would go almost unnoticed.

[EoinArmstrong]

The lighting is perfect - the rocks, stones and trees are very nicely distributed.  One of your best, Bob.

[inkydigit]

I'm with Eoin on this one Bob, the details here are exceptional, and providing the links to the relevent tutes is a great help, cheers
Jason

[Kadri]

As far as i remember your renders , Bob this seems really like a step in a higher level . It is a very good image 

Kadri.

[Thelby]

Nice to see what this looks like Bob! When I received the tgd I accidently opened it and said: "What in the world is this?" Then I realized that I had opened it in the text editor, LOL!!!
This is very nice and the flattening of the terrain works superbly in this render!!!

[dandelO]

Really cool, Bob. The only thing I'm not too keen on is the clouds, they seem a little too broken up. Great colours and surfacing, nice!

[Seth]

very nice lighting !