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Dead Forest

Mojoworld Landscape posted on Apr 29, 2007
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Volumetric atmo, native Mojo terra and water and some MojoTree mesh forest. Messed up the scale of a couple mesh tree sets (there`re actually 4 varieties of trees here). And the texture for the Variety distribution wasn`t good it seams...the forest is dominated by one variety...oh, well...

Comments (7)


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aktati

11:34AM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Very nice atmospherics and good to see mjt again !

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Octaganoid

1:44PM | Sun, 29 April 2007

Still looks very nice though Slav !!

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JAYBEEH

3:19PM | Sun, 29 April 2007

It can be very tricky getting those forests looking right....I like the look of those massive slabs of terrain though Slav!!...Cool planet!!

hillrunner

2:58AM | Mon, 30 April 2007

Great landforms and lighting

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woz2002

3:34AM | Mon, 30 April 2007

Very Post-apocalyptic looking image :) Good to see you working with MJT despite how much you dis/like it. The Variety Domination I found has always exisisted & its impacted by the amount of varieties you have. About 5 months agao I did a study on varieties & it annoyed me so much that I couldnt get the control I wanted that I canned it. However having said I have found that using MJT Branches instead of meshes can create variety within a single branch instance. Create 1 MJT Branch, rotate through 90 & submerge it. Now use various MJT Meshes as Children. If you look at .org you will see how to try & calculate the Child Offset from a branch:-) I hope it helps. I also have a MJT fake Forest that Im working on at the mo which if successful maybe ok for 1Km+ shots. More to follow. Nice Work Slav:)

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prutzworks

4:34AM | Wed, 02 May 2007

agree with Olivier, nice dense atmo too!

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lior

3:37PM | Sat, 08 September 2007

I'm a beginer with MJW. Terrific image!


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