Test 4 by azrabella

Vue • Landscape • posted on Nov 22, 2009

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Thanks for viewing - I still can't get anywhere with TG2, but I'm starting to understand Vue - er, well a little bit, anyway.

Comments (15)

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Mavrosh

4:33PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

I am someone who does not know anythign about vue, so I can only look and say: Beautifull for someone who does not have a clue...! :-D

Yokasobi

4:42PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

Looking good. You might want to play with reflectivity a little. /So says someone who has Vue but hasn't ever really done anything in it/

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mgtcs

4:43PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

Marvelous scene my friend, excellent lighting, super work!

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starfire777

4:47PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

Excellent work!!

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FrankT

6:19PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

TG2 can be very tricky to get to grips with, creates amazing terrains though. Vue is a lot easier (and faster!) That's a pretty good render. The water looks great

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npauling

6:41PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

I have yet to master it. I love the reflections here.

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aureagle

9:27PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

This is so beautiful Az!!! An awesome render... Good luck with Vue!

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choronr

11:15PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

This is more than just a test; but, a wonderful work in Vue ...one of your best!

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claude19

11:58PM | Sun, 22 November 2009

A very significant success story that the water trapped between rock structures. Another test "VUE" very conclusive!

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SIGMAWORLD

1:25AM | Mon, 23 November 2009

Very nice scene!

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Penters

1:59PM | Mon, 23 November 2009

Nice rocks and water but maybe a different athmosphere would be worth trying, I think the bright sky is a bit haersh. I find the main problem with Vue is trying to make it do exactly what you want....it works better when you let it do what it wants to do.

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JAYBEEH

1:01PM | Tue, 24 November 2009

I'll know you're really happy with one of these when you give it a name...^_^....Nice experimentation Rob.....though the light looks a bit harsh and the shadows are too black IMHO.

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