On the way to Alpha Cetauri by Bambam131

Bryce • (none) • posted on Oct 30, 2001

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Another in a Series of pictures of the Jupiter2 from lost in Space. This was created in Bryce4. David

Comments (9)

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Eugenius

10:23AM | Tue, 30 October 2001

Very cool scenery; the water is a nice touch.

cjones

4:57PM | Tue, 30 October 2001

Nice space scene and excellent ring system. Though that asteroid does look as if it's precariously balanced on the brow of the hill.

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Spiritbro77

12:11AM | Wed, 31 October 2001

Nice rings! Nice star field too, do you do that in bryce or import it?

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jenay

11:26AM | Wed, 31 October 2001

cool pic - i like the theme...

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Bambam131

2:54PM | Wed, 31 October 2001

The star field was created doing each star one by one in Universe, hope this helps ;-)

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Bambam131

11:07AM | Thu, 01 November 2001

the asteroid does look like it's too close but actually it's quite far away. The planet with out the rings itself XYZ perportions are set at 12000 all together with ring it come out to around 15000. So if I actually took the Jupiter2 and put it up next to the planet it almost looks like a dot next to it. This took over 24 hrs to render. Thanks for the comment....;-) By the way, the reason I can allow for long render time is that I have 3 P-III system on my network at home...;-) all with 768 megs of ram and lots of harddrive space. I'm not bragging, that was just a question someone had asked. Why do I allow for such long render time. Hope this helps...:-{)

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