I was testing posers ability to do a landscape all by itself and this is what I came up with.  Aside from the water areas being all wonky, any comments?

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looks excellent. The water looks like what happens in Carrara when the water plane is too low.

I assume you used a combination of magnets, wind force and the morph brush ?

 

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Quote - I was testing posers ability to do a landscape all by itself and this is what I came up with.  Aside from the water areas being all wonky, any comments?

what are those 4 (or 5) dark shadow like stripes? do you see them? where do they come from?

Wow. nice. better than what I do in Vue.

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clothplane and a normal map. A disp map could be used as well.

And a higher res plane would work better.

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infinity, nope.  I used a prop. :)

millighost, I dunno.  I need to test mark's theory about the water being too low.

Onnetz, I'll try increasing the resolution of the plane.

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Looks really good. I think Poser can handle more things than I thought and I find it so much easier to use than Blender.

Arrange the water how you like ;)

I had trouble in Carrara with semi-transparent water that was shallow and finally just did a waves texture that was opaque.

Well, the water itself is opaque, and that's what's bugging me.  I'm wondering if it got caught below the ground plane or something like that.   And it's actually above the pre-displaced mesh of the land...

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I love your sky. Landscape looks great, but I have no idea how to use it. It is very difficult to place figure on displaced ground - hard to predict (count) displacement height.

Can you share/show material nodes?

BTW I sometimes I used basic landscape with displced mountains. It wasn't so nice as yours, but gave some horizon to the scene.

I used one sided disc, created in wings. UV - planar Y projection.

No texture - nodes on pict.