Users can invite other users to challenges?
Sure you can. Try this. Take a photo out your window and integrate a terragen scene into it. It could be a sky, a tree or a bit of everything. Supply the before and after shots. Might be fun :) ?
Richard
And, there'a also this Photocopy contest (http://www.terranuts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13358) running until the 31st of May. Just for fun.
Here's the photo to match with the 3D applications of your choice and my WIP placeholder for now...
Quote from: Yusuf Mohammed on May 09, 2011, 04:41:19 PM
Challenge of what :)?
1) Changing a photo;
2) Adding 3d obiects on a photo;
3) Make a sunny/night/summer/winter scene;
4) Make a fantasy/alien/scifi scene;
5) Make a lake/waterfall/ocean;
6) Render a real place;
7) Make a canyon;
8) Tweaking a real canyon as wanted;
9) Make a sky/atmo/clouds not real;
10) Preparing a terrain with tg2 and then use it with another 3d software, as bryce, vue...
11) Only for expert users: try to make a canyon (from scratch) as Grand Canyon or Bryce Canyon or a mountain as Monument Valley (or other rocky places);
12) Make a sunrise/sunset/moonrise scene;
13) Make a perfect reflection of a mountain/tree/flowers or whatever in a lake;
14) ...and so on...
15) ...using fantasy...
Where is possible open topic to start a challenge?
Can someone answer me? ^^
Thanks.
Quote from: dandelO on May 09, 2011, 04:27:16 PM
And, there'a also this Photocopy contest (http://www.terranuts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13358) running until the 31st of May. Just for fun.
Here's the photo to match with the 3D applications of your choice and my WIP placeholder for now...
I thought terranuts was dead?
I really like your WIP!
The atmosphere is a tad bit too bright and you need to work out the translucency and diffuse settings for your grasses.
A nice tip for your grasses is to tilt them with ~4 degrees for the bigger grasses (and reduce their density).
Then add 2 small lumpy grasses with some colour variation (a bit brighter/dryer) and tilt them by ~7 degrees.
You'll notice this tilt from close-up, but from distance it will look like you have a rough surface with lots of (fake) variation.
Cheers, Martin.
It was very quiet for a while but not dead. There's been a nice bit of streamlining to the site. And a refreshed member of staff list, which is why I was allowed to darken the doors again. ;) :D
If there are any members here, please participate in the contest if you have time. It's just for fun. If you're not a member, sign up and join in too. :)
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