Research Camp At Sunset by grafikeer

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Nov 18, 2012

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Vue8Frontier/Wings3D/DazStudio/Photoshop Essentially,this was just supposed to be a test render for importing a Wings3D model into Vue8Frontier via DazStudio...but I couldn't stop there! Since Vue8Frontier will only allow collada imports unless the RenderUp module is purchased,I used DazStudio as a work-around to convert the obj format into a collada file.The Wings model already had the material areas designated,so once in Vue I added preset materials to these areas.A comm station model by JCD,a flock of swallows and a walnut tree in winter(all from Cornucopia3D) were added to the scene.A procedural terrain was textured in a modified Terrainscape material.Sky,light and atmo are all custom. A sphere textured in a modified rock preset creates the distant moon.The scene was rendered in Superior mode,at the largest resolution and size that Vue8Frontier allows,which isn't very big! Postwork in Photoshop consisted of a slight levels adjustment,signature and resizing. Thanks for viewing and any comments!

Comments (13)

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ACue

10:15PM | Sun, 18 November 2012

Stunning render. Very intriguing scene, too. Love it.

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bebopdlx

11:25PM | Sun, 18 November 2012

Excellent.

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ia-du-lin

12:10AM | Mon, 19 November 2012

great sky/clouds/planet, wonderful atmo!

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jdstrider

12:47AM | Mon, 19 November 2012

Awesome scene, but that sounds like WAY TOO MUCH WORK... You might want to check out this link: http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/ This is a free download that converts OBJ to Collada (DEA) it might save you some time and effort. You could also build your models in Hexagon which auto-bridges to DazStudio and just save the files in Collada that way... Happy file converting or should that say rendering... LOL

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