Orbital rendez-vous 1 by dickbill
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Description
USS Independence preparing the Rendez-vous with the Martian shuttle. Nuclear/Plasma engine ready to shut off.
IFW2.1.6, Scanline, Volumetrics, Shuttle modelized in Lightwave.
Comments (5)
bobbystahr
very nice...scan gives a bit more utility to volumetrics,and really,in space do we have shadows,never bit there so I wouldn't know...heh heh heh,and scan in Imagine is really nice to .itx's I find..keep it up
kmanktelow
I like the picture, and the model is great, but, the lack of shadow casting detracts from the overall image. Can you use 'Darkons' in IFW, like you can in IFA- that might be a way around it. Though, they would have to be placed very carefully!
dickbill
True Kevin, those are scanline pictures, mmade in about 1 minute rendering. Trace is definitively longer, like 3 hours. I tried one and I got the shade of the spaceship on the planet! So now the big parallele light, the sun, casts no shadow but there is a solution: render the planet and spaships separately, with a casting light and in trace.
Dhurgan
Nice one, a bit dark and shadows would be a plus. Also, With resolution so low it makes it a bit "edgy", have you tried the render large/resize image in software afterwards to remove those sharp edges?
dickbill
Dhurgan, it's 1024X768 but antialiasing is probably not as high it should be. Or I might reduce the size to 800X600, which best fits the renderosity gallery anyway. I hate to scroll to view the all picture. Thanks for comments.