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Legends Of Klane Kalonia : Station Of Seers (27)

Vue Fantasy posted on Aug 24, 2009
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When Asanka was ten years old Cassia gave birth to a black colt sired by Paramal. The two horses who had accompanied Orietta to the Station of Seers were still young as their kind measured the generations, for selective breeding and advanced genetic manipulation from long before the Great Forgetting had extended their lifetimes far beyond the span of their ancient ancestors at a rate natural selection could not have achieved unaided. Then too they were more sensitive to their Riders; more intelligent and more intensely loyal. With these attributes, though, came reduced fertility, albeit extended over many more years and it was too seldom that they gave birth to offspring. Orietta was delighted, for she had longed for a horse to which her son could be life partnered according to the traditions of the Rider foal bonding ceremony but had begun to doubt if Cassia and Paramal would provide one. Asanka too, was very happy with the new responsibilities his mother gave him for caring for the colt. It was a badge of maturity and he was proud of the energetic young foal which promised to be as fast as Cassia and as strong as Paramal. He christened the foal Lyr, named after the adventurous younger brother of one of the original Rider clan leaders whose traditional stories his mother had been telling him recently. Even before the bonding ceremony, Lyr and Asanka were inseparable.

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Darkwish

6:12PM | Mon, 24 August 2009

Well... nice idea...

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DMFW

2:41AM | Tue, 25 August 2009

You're right to damn it with faint praise... I've let quality standards slip on this one. There is an obvious problem which is the unnatural look of the grassland. The texture I've applied simply isn't suitable for close foregrounds. Initially I was unable to use an ecosystem because I had an infinite terrain at base, but I wasn't happy with the surface of the infinite terrain and blended two standard terrains over the top. That means I should be able to do something better with the texturing of the terrains and an ecosystem could help here. Let me see if I can improve things!

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DMFW

2:23AM | Thu, 27 August 2009

OK, revised image now posted and I think it looks much better. The cost in rendering time for the meadow eco system was mind bogglingly high though. This was a 35+ hour render which is quite the most extreme I've ever experienced, even including a couple of heavy earlier scenes in this series with lots of glass in them which still rendered in little more than 12 hours. Lucky I've got a faster computer on order!

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AureliusdeMercoeur

6:19AM | Sun, 30 August 2009

I didn't see the first pict, but in this one the foreground renders well with that ecosystem ! It appears to be rather small ; 35 hours is a huge render time !!! I hope you are a long-suffering man !! Excellent work !


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