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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 30 5:12 am)
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Thats a good one!
Since i use VUE i look " different" at the sky's The funny thing is that i oftenly see real sky' s /atmosphere's and then i think.. If i would create that in VUE it would look like a fantasy scene.
Nature can produce so many incredeble scene's that if we would copy it, most people would say it could not be real. :-)
This picture is a great example of that.
( I hope i make sence )
Since i use VUE i look " different" at the sky's The funny thing is that i oftenly see real sky' s /atmosphere's and then i think.. If i would create that in VUE it would look like a fantasy scene.
When I started using Bryce, this happened to me regularly. I wondered how I would recreate such or such sky.
After this, I switched to photography and my concerns were different. I wondered which filter (ND grad, reverse ND grad) I would use to capture a scene properly.
Fantasy pictures,
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seamless textures on Virtual Lands.
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Attached Link: http://flickr.com/photos/herbe_nelson/443555393/sizes/l/
I came across this image via Digg and I just HAD to share it.Of course, now I also have to try replicating it in Vue :)