Cloud SE by lumi

Mojoworld • Landscape • posted on Feb 14, 2009

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I tried to apply all of your tips. But there are still two little problems I have. "Flatness" of the Building. Diogonal stripes in the clouds. I hope on your tips !!:) Thanks vor viewing BTW, rendertime was 11 hours.

Comments (12)

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sim3344

9:36AM | Sat, 14 February 2009

Great job!!!

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ragouc

9:37AM | Sat, 14 February 2009

Great light/atmosphere and scene.

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wirepaladin

9:58AM | Sat, 14 February 2009

Very much improved! Keep going...

M2A

10:02AM | Sat, 14 February 2009

Good job . The clouds and the architecture are excellent work.

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Lenord

11:21AM | Sat, 14 February 2009

What are the Render settings? Upping them might improve the flatness of the Building but that's just a guess. The clouds, just keep tweaking, I'm new at this MoJo stuff but I've learned tweaking never hurts. Well done Peqace

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JAYBEEH

1:15PM | Sat, 14 February 2009

I think the buildings have plenty depth(much improved lighting from the last shot)....The terrain is more interesting too...Great POV!!....the one tree is a nice touch...Excellent work Lumi!!

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woz2002

1:56PM | Sat, 14 February 2009

Agree with most here, the image has greatly improved IMHO. The render artefacts for the clouds have gone except the banding....which unfotunately I dont know the cause of. I have a similar issue in my Prutzcity Inhabitants WIPs. I ended up postworking with a smudge tool to remove it. I think its caused by the basis function but perhaps others have a bitter tip for you. The flatness on the mesh could be due to specular lighting values. To test what I do is place everything where I need them & then turn things off in the planets file list so that only the object i shown.. then pull a crop render as a test then tweak away...rinse & reapeat until satisfactory. then turn all back on & final render. Good mesh placement...shows control :) Nice shot Lumi.

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