Hey guys, I've had this weird effect in an alpine scene I threw together today and it was working fine but the last render has done this. The only thing I changed between it and the last render was altering the colour values of the clouds and atmosphere. Any ideas?
Well, it's a sweet texture on the clouds, but do you really want it? :P
Make it glow and its lava exploding from a volcano.
You are absolutely sure the camera is not in the mountain or anything? Not close either?
No. Like I said, the image was absolutely fine in the render before and I haven't touched the camera. I agree it could look kinda cool if we could control it. Or even just figure out how to replicate it. But it's not what I was trying to do.
Quote from: Mohawk20 on December 31, 2008, 11:40:22 AM
You are absolutely sure the camera is not in the mountain or anything? Not close either?
Think Mohawk is right, the only time I see this is when the camera is below the ground one a layer.
Definitely looks like the camera is inside the terrain.
Yep. That is how it looks.
Quote from: PG on December 31, 2008, 01:15:44 PM
No. Like I said, the image was absolutely fine in the render before and I haven't touched the camera. I agree it could look kinda cool if we could control it. Or even just figure out how to replicate it. But it's not what I was trying to do.
So, if you check in the 3d preview, and move the viewing camera, the render camera is not near a mountainside?
Then I have no clue...
Could you share the tgd?
I didn't save it unfortunately, cos I didn't want it. Trying to remember exactly how I changed it. I've still got the old one before the problem arose. I guess it was just a passing glitch. I tried moving the camera inside the mountain and it didn't do it.