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#31
Last post by Dune - October 09, 2025, 01:16:33 AM
Yes, of course. Stars do require quite some detail, and if further away, well...
#32
Last post by RichTwo - October 08, 2025, 10:42:24 AM
Thanks, Ulco - I certainly did enlarge the BG sphere at first, but it caused a noticeable loss of luminance of the "starfield". I'm kind of a stickler for details sometimes...
#33
Last post by Dune - October 08, 2025, 01:57:07 AM
Cool. This looks good, and neat solution. Have you tried enlarging the background?
#34
Last post by RichTwo - October 07, 2025, 02:32:07 PM
I haven't contributed much lately to File Sharing here but have been meaning to. I created this one because there was an issue of moving a standard sized Planet object further out and it does what I call "exiting the known Terragen Universe". That is, it went outside the background inverted sphere and becomes no longer visible. My simple solution was to reduce the planet's diameter, then that of the rings in proportion.
It's fairly basic - no details on the planet or the two disc object rings. If the planet is moved in any direction, it affects the tilt of the rings and they will need adjustments accordingly, as desired.
#35
Last post by Dune - October 05, 2025, 01:58:51 AM
Good job!
#36
Last post by Doug - October 04, 2025, 10:18:58 AM
i sanded them down a bit
#37
Very good depth. They remind me of the Dinosaur View-Master disc I had as a kid.
#38
Terragen4 Grafik. Jurassic Island 2025
3D-models complete made with Poser13 (Scale, Mtl, Textures)
(Terragen4 render with background-pictures)
Anaglyphes from 2 different renders (left / right)
made with "StereofotoMaker" (FreeApp to download. good!)
#39
Terragen4 Grafik. Jurassic Island 2025
3D-models complete made with Poser13 (Scale, Mtl, Textures)
(Terragen4 render with background-pictures)
#40
Last post by Dune - October 02, 2025, 02:04:39 AM
Great. Do you use the Path tracer of the default Ray tracer? For this kind of render Ray would be fine, and faster.
I also think, with the stagnant water in front, some goo (green/brown/rotten/slimy/shiny) might do nicely around water level, creeping up the coast, covering some or part of the rocks. Unless the planet is devoid of any organic life of course.
