How do I proceed with the two unfinished scenarios?

Started by gao_jian11, January 25, 2020, 07:57:50 AM

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WAS

Great use of Daniil's plugin.

For the first scene, I actually like it rather bare. Heck a lot of caribou migration shots are done with vegetation either completely under the snow, or none visible in aerial shots. Tundra plants don't work off heat transpiration, and work only off UV transpiration, and do not grow tall. Mainly ground cover besides the long strands of grasses.

Natural landscapes for Caribou are pretty barren besides populations in lower hemisphere, which are usually a result of domestication and farming.

Kadri

I got a little stressed for a second before i became aware that those are photos Jordan ;D

WAS

Quote from: Kadri on February 01, 2020, 04:08:18 PMI got a little stressed for a second before i became aware that those are photos Jordan ;D

Ha! That's happened to me a lot on graphic sites.

gao_jian11

Your response is my motivation. I tried to add some buildings. I only modeled one of the towers, but the smoothing group problem always appeared after exporting obj. I am trying to check previous posts to find the answer. Or can someone give me some tips?
I used to be able to fix it before, but this time I tried for a full day.

luvsmuzik

Pose ray? Subdivisions?  Export from Poseray obj with a new file name....tower2 or something similar so not to change original obj.


gao_jian11

Resolved, it is possible to reset the smoothing group using Poseray. The smoothing angle is set to 30. Thanks Kadri.

bobbystahr

translation
The difficult terrain completed by the creators of the world is far from over. Hear everyone's opinions.
something borrowed,
something Blue.
Ring out the Old.
Bring in the New
Bobby Stahr, Paracosmologist

gao_jian11

I'm trying new composition and adding some buildings, and upload the results in two days. Here are some pictures I took there. The magnificent mountains are very attractive.

gao_jian11

添加了建筑物,尝试了各种建筑物位置和摄像机角度,最后返回到原始透视图。

Dune


luvsmuzik

WOW I had to go back to examine your first images of this. I thought perhaps you were just cropping in some things in a real photo. You have done a great job here. Congrats! :)


bobbystahr

great work, looking foreward to more from you...thanks for sharing.
something borrowed,
something Blue.
Ring out the Old.
Bring in the New
Bobby Stahr, Paracosmologist

DocCharly65

Very beautiful, detailed and accurate work! Like! :)