Mon, Nov 4, 9:47 PM CST

Race Day

Bryce Sea/Undersea posted on Jul 09, 2009
Open full image in new tab Zoom on image
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


After reading thru and following a tutorial on creating waves using Bryce, I decided to try a render with them. Believe me, getting all of the terrains lined up, matched and connected to each other is nerve-wrecking, but when it finally all comes together, the results are well worth the trouble. I've used jedswindell's 'Ketch' and chris34's sail boats in the render. Both can be found in the Bryce Free Stuff, here at RR. After applying a desired water mat to the terrains, I duplicated the entire wave terrain and moved it slightly from the original and applied the Ocean Foam mat from the Atmospherics section. You have to tweak that mat considerably to get the desired effect. A front & side wave effect was created for the bow of the Ketch using another terrain. I'm very pleased with the result I was trying to achieve. Thanks for viewing and for any comments you care to leave. They are much appreciated. Bryce 6.1 Resizing, sharpening, sun lens flare, frame and signature with PhotoScape 3.3

Comments (41)


)

Pippin_Mariane

12:53AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

This is so emminent and beautiful, Keith - Marvellous !!! ... Indeed the water can be tricky hehe... you done it so well ^Āæ^

rashadcarter

12:53AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Great. However, the water looks more like quicksilver than water. I would assume reflection is a faster rendering alternative to true transparency. But I think some added transparency would look more like real water. Very nice wave pattern and nice work reconciling the terrain water surface with the horizon.

)

bimm3d

1:09AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

gorgeous scene!!!

)

ricardo719

1:46AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

there you go ... makin' waves! brilliant!

)

ledwolorz

2:01AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Fantastic scene.Wonderful work.

)

BlackAngel66

2:31AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Fantastic waves! Great work!

)

preeder

2:34AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Excellent image.

)

lyron

3:59AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Excellent work!!!!

)

Tanglimara

4:31AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

This is really fabulous work Keith and I know from experience that making waves in Bryce is by no means easy. I think the waves look marvellous in this one and the quicksilver look mentioned by rashadcarter only serves to enhance an already excellent image. I can almost feel myself rocking too and fro on deck as the race progresses. I'm particularly in awe of the contrast in the sky, the bright light to the top right gives way to a more darkened atmosphere on the horizon which is reflected in the sea. To me this gives the impression that a storm will shortly be following our intrepid race-goers. I feel that this is one of your best Bryce works to date and is definately a fave for me. Tony.

cloughie

5:05AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Cool...love the water!

)

carlx

5:42AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Excellent composition, Keith!!! Love the waves and mood!!!

)

sazzart

6:27AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Great Regatta scene...terrific water :D

)

JeffersonAF

6:41AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Excellent work, perfect waves.

)

MagikUnicorn

6:44AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Really Beautiful my friend

)

magnus073

7:27AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

The results really are stunning Keith and you did such a fabulous job on this one

lucindawind

7:54AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

fabulous render Keith ..its very beautiful ! another one thats looks so real .. I love the shiny water too

)

grafikeer

10:23AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Excellent wave action Keith....the terrain work came out very realistically...now all you need are some people on the boat to go along for the ride!

)

c-ram

11:07AM | Thu, 09 July 2009

This is a great job!! the water and the waves looks so real!

)

Danny_G

12:00PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Great image, the boat is sitting perfectly in the on coming wave. Excellent

)

DarkStormCrow

1:10PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Excellent work, well done...

)

hipps13

2:18PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

really cool, Keith the colors are just awesome as they made me smile and I love the waves warm hugs, Linda

)

SIGMAWORLD

3:11PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Excellent sea scene!

)

faroutsider

3:32PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

You have every right to be pleased with the result - superb waves! Bryce terrains are still the easiest to work with of all the programs I've used, but you've really outdone yourself with these...

)

evielouise

3:47PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

water ,waves,ocean.it's never perfect as mother nature plans it that way it has to look bold and strong and over powering humans "you've done it all here fantastic !~

)

CATMANDO

4:57PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

You did a fine job creating your waves.....Great render.

)

pwilkin

5:06PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Beautiful render. Your work definitely paid off well!

)

amota99517

5:11PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Wow! That is one amazing result that you achieved in your scene. Thanks for the hints on how you did it.

)

Black-Carrie

5:26PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

DonĀ“t know, how you had done this, my tryouts on this always failed! Hope you will post a few words, how you had refine the basic technicques on this tutorials!

)

glaseye

5:42PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Your efforts sure paid off, as this is one terrific image!

)

bpclarke

9:18PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Magnificent scene and composition. Splendid work.

  • 1
  • 2

8 187 0

02
Days
:
02
Hrs
:
12
Mins
:
28
Secs
Premier Release Product
Nature's Wonders Salamanders & Newt Vol. 1
3D Models
Top-Selling Vendor Sale Item
$11.95 USD 50% Off
$5.98 USD

Privacy Notice

This site uses cookies to deliver the best experience. Our own cookies make user accounts and other features possible. Third-party cookies are used to display relevant ads and to analyze how Renderosity is used. By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understood our Terms of Service, including our Cookie Policy and our Privacy Policy.