I've been experimenting a bit. Considering that Terragen has not been optimized for interior rendering, I think it turned out pretty well, or at least promising. Inspired by Blade Runner 2049. The building is made with FormZ.
Very atmospheric, you've captured the Blade Runner look quite well.
More fine detail and obviously a better figure.
Nice.
Agree with cyphyr, the atmosphere wizard, on all counts.
Quote from: cyphyr on December 31, 2017, 08:01:43 AM
Very atmospheric, you've captured the Blade Runner look quite well.
More fine detail and obviously a better figure.
If I am going to pursue this, I will take care of all these things. For the time being, this is a test to see what is possible in this area in Terragen, and I am pleasantly surprised. :)
Overall, I love this, but maybe decrease the light sources to fade in the distance if that is how this is lit. Just a tad. :)
Excellent sense of scale, lights are spot on
Cool. Curious where you take this to.
WOW! Great test and also curious about the continuation of this.
Excellent start, I too am intrigued to see where you take this.
Awesome! Can not believe this is TG rendering, how to set this project GI?
Quote from: gao_jian11 on January 02, 2018, 04:33:49 AM
Awesome! Can not believe this is TG rendering, how to set this project GI?
There is only one light source, the sun, almost straight from above. The entire room is illuminated by the reflected sunlight. Blue sky density is set to 9 to make the beams of light clearly visible.
I also go to try.
I must say, I am very impressed with this render. Thanks for that info about your light source. I have viewed this on several media viewers, since all of my stuff is mix match. Looks quite fantastic on newest television with smart technology. :)
Quote from: René on January 04, 2018, 04:09:03 AM
Quote from: gao_jian11 on January 02, 2018, 04:33:49 AM
Awesome! Can not believe this is TG rendering, how to set this project GI?
There is only one light source, the sun, almost straight from above. The entire room is illuminated by the reflected sunlight. Blue sky density is set to 9 to make the beams of light clearly visible.
good trick on the blue sky density...will remember that.