Almost!

[Zairyn Arsyn]

almost. now we have to repair the ship and get the terragen drive working again

cool stuff kadri.

i like your space crafts they look cool.

i cant tell but did you texture / UV map this object or not?

[Kadri]

Thank you guys!

Lane, actually it does have a UV map .
I didn't liked the texture i used.So i used here only color and reflectivity .

[Zairyn Arsyn]

Thank you guys!

Lane it actually it does have a UV map , but here i used only color and reflectivity.
I didn't liked the texture i used.

ah. on that white tower project i didnt even unwrap the object, just used PFs

[Kadri]

I like that image Lane   Did you animate it?

[Zairyn Arsyn]

not exactly somewhere i have a test animation which i never uploaded i think.
its been difficult getting the scene to be the way i envisioned it in my head
frames take a little longer than i would like them to,

considering disabling the grass objects & replacing them with fake grass with image masks 

I like that image Lane   Did you animate it?

[Kadri]

I see what you mean Lane.
What works for an image is hard for an animation sometimes.
After 5-10 minutes per frame it gets hard to make an animation with one pc.
The image before this one takes nearly 40 minutes per frame and that with half HD resolution.

[Zairyn Arsyn]

I see what you mean Lane.
What works for an image is hard for an animation sometimes.
After 5-10 minutes per frame it gets hard to make an animation with one pc.
The image before this one takes nearly 40 minutes per frame and that with half HD resolution.

Alright, now i'm going to go home start up tg2 and work on that scene some more, 
now see, look what you've started?!?!

[Kadri]

Success 

[inkydigit]

most excellent Kadri!
no crits from me...
thank you!

[Kadri]

Thanks 

[Kadri]

Made these one for a basic 3D test guys.

I made a low quality render for the left eye and after moving the camera just a little to the right side another one for the right eye.
Then i stitched them together.
One is for viewing on an 3D TV for side by side the other is for basic cross eyed viewing.
If you do not have a 3D TV you can view the cross eyed one .
Look here : http://www.neilcreek.com/2008/02/28/how-to-see-3d-photos/
And actually the cross-eyed one looks better to me .
Reflective and transparent surfaces are hard to do so far i know in 3D .
The parts above the water look better.
This isn't a good scene to try i think , anyway!
The 3'rd is a GIF animation of those 2 frames.