Sunset. by Dmytry

Mojoworld • Realism • posted on Jan 29, 2006

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For more info on erosion, http://dmytry.pandromeda.com/mojoworld/erosion_fractal/home.html

Comments (20)

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Slav

7:58AM | Sun, 29 January 2006

Beautiful!

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rbutt

8:19AM | Sun, 29 January 2006

Oh! wow, Erosion as well, very nicely done.

hstewarth

8:31AM | Sun, 29 January 2006

Nice atmosphere on planet, Nice to here there is another fractal in the works. Excelient work.

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Piliph

9:42AM | Sun, 29 January 2006

Fantastic job !

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hakujin

11:29AM | Sun, 29 January 2006

Dmy, my man, I think you just saved MojoWorld - thank you!!!

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Darthmagus

2:47PM | Sun, 29 January 2006

Impressive work!

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woz2002

3:01PM | Sun, 29 January 2006

NOW thats photorealistic! V Bravo!

fmtoffolo

7:16PM | Sun, 29 January 2006

the land forms are trully fantastic. like them even more than the ones from world machine! much more real, and the atmo, well, perfect

Zerelli

8:21PM | Sun, 29 January 2006

Dmytry, you are amazing. I cannot believe what you have done with this software. Perfect cloud generation and now perfect rock too? What is next?

hillrunner

1:12AM | Mon, 30 January 2006

Amazing...

AnneCHPostma

2:50AM | Mon, 30 January 2006

You really take the Mojo-experience to a whole new level again .. excellent Dmytry ..

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lewis_moorcroft

10:59AM | Mon, 30 January 2006

This is just beautiful. Wonderful presentation of both erosion fractal and volumetrics. Super lighting and resultant shadows. Awesome stuff! ^_^

edegiuli

3:46PM | Mon, 30 January 2006

Sweet, tons of possibilities here..

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efflux

7:29PM | Tue, 31 January 2006

Excellent. This render shows the erosion off very well. Probably due to the lighting. I'd agree that this looks better than World Machine. I think the thing I like about the World Machine erosion is that erosion and depostion appear to be two very distinct elements. Deposition areas tend to be smoother overall. I hope you don't think I'm over critical in my comments. I'm just comparing to the only other viable alternative that I know of for erosion terrain. This is all awesome stuff.

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bclaytonphoto

9:20PM | Tue, 31 January 2006

You've made fantastic progress in a short period of time..Bravo my friend..The other "bonus" is the excellent lighting and atmosphere you created here..

Dmytry

1:32AM | Wed, 01 February 2006

Thanks! Speaking of world machine versus my erosion, I think the main difference is that my erosion is typically "older". I.e. my erosion can work all timescales (large scale erosion is long-term erosion, small scale erosion is short term), whereas world machine can practically do only rather short-term erosion & long-term would probably take too long time to simulate.

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JAYBEEH

3:29PM | Fri, 03 February 2006

An absolutely Superb render!!...the perfect showcase for your work with volumetric clouds & land erosion....and judging by the above comments..we all stand in awe!!...Excellent job Dymytry!!

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