This is an image I recently finished for Lufthansa.
I exported part of the terrain to World Machine, applied erosion and imported back in Terragen for the final rendering. I also created a HDR panorama which was used in 3dsmax for the rendering of the airplanes and finally comped it in Photoshop.
Hope you like it!
Awesome render pokoy!
Beautiful. Will be used in advertising?
Looks great Pokoy!
I am not sure about the scale of the mountain and planes but it looks very nice.
Outstanding artwork!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, i love it!
Quality is top notch.
Why 2 Planes instead of one well placed plane (because of realism)?
Lufthansa wishes!?
Excellent result. I'm curious what the plane models would have looked like rendered natively in Terragen, but I'm sure Brazil gives some advantages for complex object rendering and materials.
- Oshyan
Absolutely Gorgeous terrain! :o :o :o
QuoteI'm curious what the plane models would have looked like rendered natively in Terragen
Meto. Is there such a render?
Oshyan, what is brazil? Some plug-in for max?
Glad you like it guys, I have put quite some time into it so it's good to hear some good words ;)
otakar: Yes, I hope so!
Kadri: Actually, the mountain is quite a bit larger than real-world mountains, nice catch!
Bjur: Basically, we were looking for an appropriate background where we were able to show two planes and then ended up using this image. We usually show only one airplane, this time we needed to show two of them.
Oshyan: This is something I wanted to test to have an idea of how the plane would look with proper lighting in Terragen, but I haven't done so. If time allows, I'll import some of the fuselage into Terragen to see how it looks up there. Still, the ability to render HDR spherical environments in Terragen does help a lot (hint: it would be awesome to have this in Terragen out of the box :) ).
TheBadger: Brazil is a renderer plugin for 3dsmax, comparable to Vray. It's not available anymore and its development has been stopped quite some time ago, unfortunately.
Very nice scene! :)
This is great.
This is very well done
amazing work, congratulations!
Thanks all!!
great shot pokoy! Love it!
Quote from: TheBadger on November 07, 2012, 04:12:19 AM
Absolutely Gorgeous terrain! :o :o :o
QuoteI'm curious what the plane models would have looked like rendered natively in Terragen
Meto. Is there such a render?
Oshyan, what is brazil? Some plug-in for max?
check here:
http://swissada.deviantart.com/art/deviantART-Airline-331378428?q=gallery%3Aswissada%2F25577298&qo=7
http://swissada.deviantart.com/gallery
:)
Thanks Inky.
Looking at the two its hard to say where the two really differ. The TG2 render looks more shiny. But that looks to be just a mater of choice in settings.
Can anyone point out a difference in the rendering of the aircraft? Why might one be better than the other?
Some gorgeous artwork over there and a very nice result for the airplane!
As for the differences: you have a lot more of control over materials in the major 3d apps, depending on the renderer plugin of course. The most apparent difference will be in the GI and details in non-lit areas, I guess. For example, the fan and the interior of the engine at the front opening lack a proper definition and look rather flat (just an obeservation, not a critique!). Renderers like Brazil, Vray or Mentalray will render those areas with a lot more detail. Terragen's renderer delivers beautiful results on large scale stuff, smaller scale details tend to wash out imo, but I guess it's intended because it couldn't render a planet if it was to take care of a 1m detail.