If some one can explain me how to get this atmo http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/media/folder_215/file_2146210.jpg">http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/media/folder_215/file_2146210.jpg

I think it's possible. What you need are large, low density, high opacity clouds to fill the sky. Then you'll need to add strong scattering anisotropy, and strong cloud anisotropy.

Is one of you ready to show me an example of atmo near this one

Thank you for your help

> Quote - Is one of you ready to show me an example of atmo near [ this one](http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/media/folder_215/file_2146210.jpg) > > Thank you for your help

Here is my quick attempt. Just about 10 minutes in the atmosphere editor starting from an empty scene and the "Nakuru" spectral sunset atmosphere. With a bit more time one can certainly get closer...

Ciao

TD

What do you mean by "Nakuru" spectral sunset atmosphere

Quote - Here is my quick attempt. Just about 10 minutes in the atmosphere editor starting from an empty scene and the "Nakuru" spectral sunset atmosphere. With a bit more time one can certainly get closer...

Quote - What do you mean by "Nakuru" spectral sunset atmosphere

It's a vue preset.

in your menu hit atmoshpere>load>sunsets>spectral

one of those presets is Nakuru

*in mine 4th one down on left

Quote - It's a vue preset.

in your menu hit atmoshpere>load>sunsets>spectral

one of those presets is Nakuru

*in mine 4th one down on left

Exactly. What he said. However, this was just a starting point. I heavily modified it in the atmosphere editor and added a custom cloud layer.

If you want the setup, let me know.

TD

I'm not near enough...but I have used 2 layers of alto stratus on Nakuru spectral Sunset

Quote - I'm not near enough...but I have used 2 layers of alto stratus on Nakuru spectral Sunset

As I said above. That atmosphere preset was just the starting point. You need to go into the atmosphere editor and adjust many of the parameters in order to get what I posted. The predefined cloud layers won't help much either without significant modification. The one in my image is a custom layer that I made based on what I learned in a bunch of tutorials (AsileFX, GeekatPlay, etc.).

I'll post some screen shots of the basic atmosphere setup in a few minutes.

Ciao

TD

Ok, here you go. This a summary of the Atmosphere and Cloud setup for the image shown in the center of the screen shots. I did tweak it a bit more since the earlier version. Maybe this helps you to get started in the right direction.

Click on the image for full size to read the details.

Ciao

TD

Vue needs cloud anisotropy settings for each cloud layer to make this easier.

I changed these settings from thd777's screen shot.

Glow intensity: 75%

Scattering anisotropy: 0.52

Clouds anisotropy: 0.95

 

The render is 1.00 gamma using auto-exposure and no natural film response.  Your mileage may vary.

 

> Quote - Ok, here you go. This a summary of the Atmosphere and Cloud setup for the image shown in the center of the screen shots. I did tweak it a bit more since the earlier version. Maybe this helps you to get started in the right direction. Click on the image for full size to read the details.

Hi thd777

But what do you mean by Stratus_Elongated_thin

Thank you for your help,

Quote - But what do you mean by Stratus_Elongated_thin

That is just the name I gave the cloud layer I made myself. If you want to use it, just load any Vue cloud material and then adjust the parameters in the Atmosphere editor and the function editor as shown in the screen shot.

TD

thd777,

I PM'ed you!

Quote - But what do you mean by Stratus_Elongated_thin That is just the name I gave the cloud layer I made myself. If you want to use it, just load any Vue cloud material and then adjust the parameters in the Atmosphere editor and the function editor as shown in the screen shot.

TD