Jedi Search by Alex_NIKO

Mojoworld • Science Fiction • posted on Nov 01, 2010

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Surface, atmosphere and clouds are made with Volumetric plugin by D.Lavrov. The imported model: Millenium Falcon (YT1300) Authors: George Mezori (ZOO) (Conversion) Al Meerow (Mesh) Don Showalte(Maps/Optimization) http://www.scifi3d.com/ All postwork in Photoshop Thanks for viewing and comments!

Comments (16)

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Naoo

6:23AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

-- COOL --

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ragouc

7:08AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Very good sci-fi scene.

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Danny_G

7:20AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Great scene

Haydaad

7:39AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Cool SW scene. Outstanding job!

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thecytron

8:12AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Awesome render!

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Lenord

8:32AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Great mix Alex, super job Peace

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Wolfmanw

9:22AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Awesome image I love it!

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prutzworks

9:26AM | Mon, 01 November 2010

cool import and POV

claudia02

1:06PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Klasse Arbeit !

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wirepaladin

1:22PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Excellent! Good command of Volumetrics. Since you've enabled 'critical' comments: The placement of the model could be improved by moving it slightly down & left - that dark spot on the planet clashes with the highlight on the model, IMO.

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woz2002

2:32PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Nice creation Alex...but like WP mentioned theres something not right with the mesh for the scene. Personally I think it lacks details & its texture output looks very highly saturated in comparison as if the output values need pushing down a bit. With regards to the placement.. I think the mesh might be too large & positioned too close to the clouds. Try reducing it & elevating it from the cloud layer. Im assuming of course that this is an all-in-one render & that the ship wasnt postworked in...hard to tell as there are no shadows on the clouds. When placing ships through clouds etc...gotta think of the logical clouds displacement of air stirring etc also...so I would move to the left a bit also a if it flew through the void of clouds. Terrain looks ACE! Vol atmos & lighting look perfect. Clouds could use a bit more variation especially lower front. ...but all of this is only my humble opinion. Thanks for sharing Alex :-)

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