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Subject: My first Bryce image

JelloGnome opened this issue on Jul 27, 2000 · 6 posts
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JelloGnome ( ) posted Thu, 27 July 2000 at 2:13 AM · edited Sat, 30 November 2024 at 9:32 AM

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:-) Hope you like. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I also welcome questions.

Toad ( ) posted Thu, 27 July 2000 at 2:23 AM

Looks great - did you use that waterfall tutorial? cause that's exactly what they did - that same perspective, and the fog in photoshop, although your's looks a lot better, although the one thing i always hate with the waaterfalls is that the base of the falls always look fake. Ohh well, and for a first attempt i think you've created a lot of jealous faces!!!! =) Toad

ETHAN1 ( ) posted Thu, 27 July 2000 at 4:19 AM

Yeeah Toad your right ... :-( Your picture ist wonderful! My first look like crap against yours... Good work! 10+

JelloGnome ( ) posted Thu, 27 July 2000 at 10:18 AM

Yes, I used the waterfall tutorial from www.3dcafe.com. Originally I wasn't going to try it, but I clicked it and it had 3 simple steps so I figured... why not. The water took a long time, not to model, but to texture. Everyone said it looked like paint and then like metal. Any ideas how to make it more realistic?

Toad ( ) posted Fri, 28 July 2000 at 3:50 AM

you could try some light transparency - and on the part that it is flowing down, put some small rocks protruding from the drop, that may make it look a little more realistic, cause you'd be able to see the rock scape underneath the water!

Toad ( ) posted Fri, 28 July 2000 at 3:52 AM

transparency on the water that is

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