Desert Storm

Started by gregtee, October 10, 2013, 07:12:58 PM

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gregtee

Still working on the foreground a bit and some of the fake stones in the distance aren't right yet.  Clouds are derived from Frank B's Could Pak.   
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choronr

I like this, especially those pop outs in the landforms. Looking forward to your next.

gregtee

Thanks!  I'm going to try and fire off an animation of it tonight.

-Greg

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TheBadger

Some real nice stuff going on here!
Would love love to see those clouds animated realistically!
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Dune

Really nice! Great rocks.

chris_x422

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Lovely work Greg!

I love how the light illuminates the bottom of the large foreground cloud.

Chris

mhaze

Lovely work! great composition and superb rocks.

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otakar

Great rock shapes, good looking clouds, and well arranged lighting make for a very impressive render.

yossam

Really good render............love the clouds.  :)

Lady of the Lake

Like it all, but those clouds are awesome.

DannyG

Great light and srf, lots to look @
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gregtee

Thanks guys.  I'd love to take credit for the clouds but they're from Frank's cloud pak.  Highly recommend them as they saved me countless hours trying to figure that all out for myself.  The rocks were derived from the voronoi_fractalized node script put up by Glen5700 some time back.  I just keep pushing the numbers around forcing weird and strange outcroppings from a basic perlin displacement and changing the number seed until I got something I liked.  This result was just a huge happenstance as I was trying to achieve something else at the start of the project but when this structure presented itself I abandoned the original idea and just went off on this direction. 

I guess that's one thing I really like about Terragen.  You never really know where you're going to end up because so many strange and unexpected things happen along the way, or at least where I am in the learning curve.

-Greg

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