flint knappers delight by inkydigit

Terragen • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 02, 2007

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some more fake stones! this time a self directed experiment....(which was fairly haphazard to say the least!!;)) I wanted the look of a boulder field, strewn with flint nodules etc...our neolithic ancestors would have valued such a place, and traveled from far and wide to collect this material to make their axes and arrowheads...upon showing this to my better half, she kindly let me know that it looked like a landfill site....hehe...who said there's no such thing as romance!! let me know whether it works for you...flint nodules or plastic bags!!! have fun this weekend, whatever you get up to! J

Comments (23)

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carlx

4:42PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Very realistic and nice rocky terrain!!!

keltypat

4:54PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

very nice but have you ever tried vue infinite absolutely briliant for landscapes

joshbakr

4:55PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Landfill gets my vote! ;o) You have a good one to!

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Saurav

5:20PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Great render, I think It's half way between the two.

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Costaud

7:03PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Nice stones very realistic.

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lwperkins

8:07PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Looks like a lava field I saw pics of in Hawaii--not trashy at all! A cool surface indeed!

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1402dandoy

8:26PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

How it works for me: flint, for sure, about your image (great, by the way). About my romance, I'm sometimes in trouble...Have a nice day. Eric.

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lazydog

9:17PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Flint :)

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choronr

10:31PM | Fri, 02 February 2007

Experimentation and exploration go hand in hand (how else can we learn). Sooner or later, all this begins to come together. When a book on Terragen 2 is written, it will contain numerous volumes. Keep them coming Jason; and, great 'flint' work here!

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Thelby

2:24AM | Sat, 03 February 2007

Great work!!!

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prutzworks

4:03AM | Sat, 03 February 2007

cool flintstones ;-)

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Tiwiwine

5:07AM | Sat, 03 February 2007

Very nice, detailled render. These fields of stones look like some places in the Hoggar mountains (south of Algeria).

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doneydonydone

7:25AM | Sat, 03 February 2007

stunning detail!! amazing flint field!

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Markal

5:49PM | Sat, 03 February 2007

I've experimented with TG2 rocks but can't come close to this...very cool!

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twistednoodle

5:49PM | Sat, 03 February 2007

J M Auel had this in mind in her books I'm sure!! If you hadn't mentioned the plastic bags I wouldn't have thought that but now that you mention it its all I can see! I like this regardless - great experimentation. I look forward to seeing more!

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Maori

6:18PM | Sat, 03 February 2007

Excellent experiment and render!!!!

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superza

5:22AM | Sun, 04 February 2007

Hey Inky they are Great! they looks fantastic! did you use displacement on fake rock shader to achieve this?

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kanzler

6:45AM | Sun, 04 February 2007

Fantastic stones!

fractalinda

5:55PM | Sun, 04 February 2007

Hey, I love hte result of your experiment with the fake stones. Super cool!

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ppetersen

8:50PM | Sun, 04 February 2007

Actually it reminds me of some beaches I've had the pleasure of visiting. Albeit the distant mountain isn't part of them. This is superb. Your rocky field is quite realistic and wonderfully done.

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