Big Bend, Texas

Started by choronr, April 02, 2009, 03:28:45 AM

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choronr

Created from a .ter file which was gleaned from a DEM of a beautiful place in southern Texas. Thanks to Luc for the cloud file; and, lightning for the bushes and trees.

Luminos

Very nice! Have to let me know to make rivers, I haven't successful in finding any tutorials. The clouds are amazing, Their depth is awesome
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domdib

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Luminos, that cloud file is available here http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=5490.msg56723#msg56723 if you want to use it yourself. Be prepared for long render times though!

Luminos

Just what i need....lol. Thanks!
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rcallicotte

I like the scope of it and the setting with the river is moving toward becoming more realistic, but it seems too hazy overall to me.
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choronr

Quote from: Luminos on April 02, 2009, 04:16:38 AM
Very nice! Have to let me know to make rivers, I haven't successful in finding any tutorials. The clouds are amazing, Their depth is awesome
This terrain has a river (Rio Grande) running along around the mesas. All I did was to add the 'Lake' function and the water appeared. I had to adjust the depth to a point where it filled the depression where the river runs.

Bob

neuspadrin

the clouds look like god is punching someone.

choronr

Quote from: neuspadrin on April 02, 2009, 01:56:39 PM
the clouds look like god is punching someone.
It is funny you mention this; I got the same thoughts when I completed the render.

cyphyr

Quote from: neuspadrin on April 02, 2009, 01:56:39 PM
the clouds look like god is punching someone.

Um thumb on the outside of your fist, not inside, you (or god) will only break it that way ;)

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neuspadrin

true, lol, i just took a quick shot

choronr

Some modifications here. Same terrain as last image; but, a morning view. This time I used FrankB's Cumulus Humilis revised file ...thanks Frank.

FrankB

Quote from: choronr on April 03, 2009, 02:07:52 PM
Some modifications here. Same terrain as last image; but, a morning view. This time I used FrankB's Cumulus Humilis revised file ...thanks Frank.

You're welcome ;)

You need to increase the samples in the atmosphere though. Some grain here and there. Otherwise this is looking very nice. I like the bushes a lot. Have you used the painted shader for their distribution? Nice sense of scale in this render, better than in the previous one.

Regards,
Frank

choronr

Quote from: FrankB on April 03, 2009, 02:34:14 PM
Quote from: choronr on April 03, 2009, 02:07:52 PM
Some modifications here. Same terrain as last image; but, a morning view. This time I used FrankB's Cumulus Humilis revised file ...thanks Frank.

You're welcome ;)

You need to increase the samples in the atmosphere though. Some grain here and there. Otherwise this is looking very nice. I like the bushes a lot. Have you used the painted shader for their distribution? Nice sense of scale in this render, better than in the previous one.

Regards,
Frank
Thank you for the tip Frank. I have used the Painted shader for distribution here; and, found that the repositioning of the sun made a positive impact on the vegetation.

Bob

Tangled-Universe

Quote from: choronr on April 03, 2009, 02:45:41 PM
Thank you for the tip Frank. I have used the Painted shader for distribution here; and, found that the repositioning of the sun made a positive impact on the vegetation.

Bob

You can clearly say that Bob. Those bushes look just great! They look like they "are really there"...very realistic, like it!
The big shadows on the terrain could benefit from some extra detail. Upping atmo-samples, but also and more important, GI might do the trick.
Great scene!

Martin

Seth

very very good looking bushes Oô