Step by Step by rosanne

Terragen • Work In Progress • posted on Sep 27, 2010

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Hello all Trying to figure out TG2 a bit. I start to have some control where the displacements gonna be ( the strata in this case ). I know it's not my best image, but i'm proud of it anyway. Thanks for the sweet comments and tips on my previous images. Kisses and hugs to all xoxoxo Sweet regards Rosanne

Comments (17)

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coolcatcom

2:27PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

Beautiful image and you have every right to be proud. I like the strata surface. From what I see you will have this TG2 under control in no time.

snapIII

3:55PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

I like the image. Wonderful wide view and great surface althoug a bit simple.

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jmb007

4:09PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

belle image!!!

claudia02

4:23PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

Interessante Landschaft ! Ich hätte noch zwei Monde in den Himmel gesetzt ;-)

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jmherve

4:49PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

Excellent perspective and fine design of the landscape !

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-seek-

5:45PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

nicely done.. very clean work

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jclP

6:17PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

very realistic, excellent!

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gillbrooks

6:33PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

Beautiful landscape

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masonspappy

7:47PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

Well done and realistic looking

Zerelli

11:22PM | Mon, 27 September 2010

Looks a lot like the Badlands in the western US. Really cool pic.

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peedy

12:13AM | Tue, 28 September 2010

Excellent! Great terrain and lighting. Corrie

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Rich2

9:45AM | Tue, 28 September 2010

Nice work - there are ways to break up the strata (which I deign to use anymore)or alternative methods to create it - but too many to learn in a day. Keep at it!

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Danny_G Online Now!

10:57AM | Tue, 28 September 2010

Great image

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choronr

6:05PM | Tue, 28 September 2010

Very good light with this point of view. TG2 is not easy to learn; but, I strongly suggest you frequent the Planetside forum where you will find many informative threads; and, many clip files that you can use to enhance your work. Doing this will speed up your learning process. As for constructive criticism, the Planetside forum and Terranuts are some of the best sites to get great suggestions from the experts. Keep up the fine work.

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