Alien Shores retake by sparrownightmare
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Ok, this is a redo of my last Terragen Render. From feedback, some people made some good points. I have fixed several issues and I think this came out much better than the first version. Let me know what you think.
Comments (8)
sandpiper6
Very good water, reducing the sun glare has done the trick.
Odessey
Love that shore line !
sparrownightmare
Yeh I had a lot of tweaking to do to get it like that. I think I am finally getting the hang of the lighting and cloud systems in Terragen. I just wish they would hurry up and implement the multi layer cloud and atmosphere stuff. Right now you can only really make one kind of cloud layer as opposed to low level and upper level clouds of different types. The water system would work better if you could specify a transparency amount and depth seperately as well. Oh yeh and a manual refraction setting would be helpful. I tried using the water froth plugins but I didn't like the results so I stuck with the built in shoreline system.
lior
Wonderful sky,excellent water! Excellent job! Thank you for sharing :)
fractalinda
Awesome depth and view..and the water is superb. Great improvement and a beautiful image.
boobunny
Oh my gosh, this is so beautiful!!! Nice work!!
sparrownightmare
Thanks. I am working on one now which should be very cool. I am doing a mix of Carrara, Poser and traditional 2D paint program work for it. I might have it done by next week if all goes well. I am rendering the backdrop scene as I type this (Don't ya just loooooove dual core processors...?)
sparrownightmare
Thanks. I am working on one now which should be very cool. I am doing a mix of Carrara, Poser and traditional 2D paint program work for it. I might have it done by next week if all goes well. I am rendering the backdrop scene as I type this (Don't ya just loooooove dual core processors...?)