oo1 by Danny_G

Mojoworld • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 30, 2010

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Terrain - Stock Mojo w/ small tweaks , Bobs Gasesous Moon, Cangi-Cangmo terrain mats. Sorry I cannot credit the artists directly as I have been strippin worlds on and off for a few months. Trying to learn this program. Minor post in Cs3 Critiques are welcomed. Full Size View Recommended

Comments (24)

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Faemike55

9:32PM | Wed, 30 June 2010

Fantastic region! the new intergalactic vacation spot? Sign me up! Great render

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Lenord

9:44PM | Wed, 30 June 2010

Nice shot, like the sulpher atmo. That's the way I learned MoJo, make that Still learning it, with the help of others. I found using Bitmap Node for materials useful too, I have tons of Fracs that make good surface mats. Peace

KnightWolverine

10:37PM | Wed, 30 June 2010

Beautiful place but I'm thinking by your color choice you probably can't breath the air there...Looks gaseous...Nice Work!

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lyron

11:28PM | Wed, 30 June 2010

Cool work!!

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claude19

12:02AM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Very beautiful colors for this Satelitte a huge planet! Beautiful reliefs and a beautiful composition very balanced! Very nice image of SciFi.

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prutzworks

1:56AM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Cool landforms and sulphuric atmo! Planet Cangi Canmo was created by Calyxa

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preeder

2:39AM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Awesome work Danny, simply awesome.

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efflux

3:03AM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Nice atmo. It looks to me like the mountains are absolutely huge. I think this is a problem with a lot of Mojoworlds. I don't have that planet (Cangi-Cangmo) so can't check. If you make terrains a more Earth like size then you can actually get a greater sense of scale in my opinion because the horizon won't slope off so fast.

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woz2002

3:32AM | Thu, 01 July 2010

Cool shot & reation Danny...but try to watch out for moons shape distortions due to xtreme camera angles. When venturing beyond 60º with the camera the distortion becomes obvious,,,,like a fish eyed lens. The best optio is to either reposition the moon to be more central or remove themoons altogether. Yopu can always postwork a moon in if needs be :)As for learning... Ive been using Mojo for 8 years now & Im still learning ;-)

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