Attached Link: SeaVue driven shoreline.....

Hey, you guys may want to check this out....after learning the basic shoreline thing here in the forum, I tried to evolve it a bit. I think you'll like it.

M:)

Message edited on: 04/10/2005 21:01

Hey, Monsoon, this looks great. Can't wait to see your tutorial.

Outstanding...can't wait to see the details on exactly how you did this....this looks as good as what I've seen terregen do with shore lines. BRAVO!!!!!

WOW AWESOM.

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Oh man that looks great! IMHO Terragen does a fair job if viewed from a distance, but not like this.

You do pretty work!

Looks fantastic - the function mats for the caustic-like water material are particularly good.

Great! We wants tutorial! :D

Yeah - WE WANT TUTORIAL! And another wow from me of course! Brilliant work Mr. Monsoon.

One day your ship comes in - but you're at the airport.

probably the best looking shorefoam ive seen from vue up until todays date, nice work Moonson.

Attached Link: http://www.e-onsoftware.com/Support/Forum/

There are a few shoreline tutorial postings in the e-on forums http://www.e-onsoftware.com/Support/Forum/ Do a search for Eric Holbrook postings.

Mazak

P.S. Eric Holbrook posted sample scenes too

Message edited on: 04/11/2005 02:53

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yep i know ive made a post about erics, moonsons and a few other shorefoam examples over at cgtalk aswell.

I thought you folks might like that....:). The tutorial, such as it is, is now up at the same link as at the top of this thread. Just scroll down.

Thanks Monsoon, a good tutorial :)

Thanks ~S~

This looks sooo fantastic! But I guess it is only possible with V5 Infinite, right? Can't find the input node stuff in Vue 5... Any ideas whether something similar could be achieved there, please??

There is a node editor in Vue 5...just go to the adavnced tab when in looking at your material :)

I seem to be dense, even with pictures, I don't get it. ~L~ I can do the input/ object below and add filter map part, but when I try and add the wave thing it cuts off the first part...

Please, where can I find seavue? I'm having terrible luck locating it.

It's for sale at 3dcommune http://3dcommune.com/

The problem is not so much the node editor itself, but in there (V5 Esprit), I can't see any option for adding a node of type "Input" and checking any available node type, I didn't find any function called "distance from object below" or similar. Please tell me I'm just too stupid to find it and it's there somewhere ;-) (and where) instead of being a new node type with Infinite :-(

Attached Link: http://www.e-onsoftware.com/Products/vueproductline/index.php

From the Vue product comparison chart on e-on's site:

New SmartGraph input nodes: screen position, angle of incidence, distance to camera, distance on ray, depth in object, distance to object below, incident light angle, light direction, light color, reflected direction, etc

Is listed as not available in V5E or V5Pro Studio, but V5I only

Mark

I have V5(p) & there was a node editor.

dlk, the node editor was introduced with v5e, but based on the info on the e-on site, it looks like they increased the number of available nodes in v5I. Above image shows the various node classes and the input nodes. I may download the V5E demo, just to find out what is/isn't available. -- Mark

Mark

ic.....LOL...I've haven't seen that part of the node editor....I've only used the pics to the left o.O...LOL Thanks :)

Thanks for the info. At least I know now definitely - another reason to badly need Infinite. walks off to feed piggy bank

I should add my ignorance of the node editor(obviously) would explain why all my nodes are never connected & all just floating around by themselves.