To place an object by axolotl2
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
... working on the render farm.
or:
Signs of a kind of little render megalomania ?
Hope you´ll enjoy !
Comments (49)
jmc95
I should try your way of placing props. Looks more precise than mine !
Cosme..D..Churruca
genial concept superbly done!
Miska7
Very creative work! Excellent atmosphere and god rays! Very well done.
Svenart
wow... very well done:)
PhilW
This is such a wonderful image! Superb concept and this is matched by the terrific execution - the light, the extensive terrain, the sky - it all looks so "right"! Wonderful! (oh, I already said that...well it is!)
bost
Don't forget to put in a giant eye that has to come down next to the object because just dropping it leaves it floating 2 1/2 feet above the ground. Good God rays.
SMATT
Great idea and well lit image. That would be an easier way of working too. Matt.
SIGMAWORLD
そして、あなたは再び大きな画像を表示します。私はあなたすべての画像のように色やスタイルなどを実装！ クラス！
A_
oh my god, that's excellent! :) e-on should take that as a commercial for vue. :)
novelist
Brilliant! Great concept, lighting, and drama.
amirapsp
Great render here...Hugs
Schnuck
Wow - 1A!!!*****
dlk30341
Very creative & cool image :)
LBAMagic
Superb image.
clam73
awesome concept and lighting....stunning the composition on the overall vegetation.....top vue art!
alltheoriginalnames
Such a beutifuly interesting and creative piece, wonderfuly done. Very imaginative
skynyrd57
Very good work,well done!!
brewgirlca
What a great concept and so wonderfully executed. Yes we all get to play like Gods when we create these digital worlds. What a great commentary on the process.
Silgrin
Lovely idea:P To place an object, just grab it and put in place. Or, drop it [the function does not work with wireframe-only objects, though:)].