Country State of Mind by nas4a2

Vue • (none) • posted on Nov 15, 2002

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this image is completely vue with the exception of the log being made in 3dmax r3. the render took 15hrs and 12 min at broadcast quality.

Comments (20)

BlazingDust

3:50PM | Fri, 15 November 2002

Great job! it was definately worth the wait....

BorisB

3:56PM | Fri, 15 November 2002

well done, the power of VUE!

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sittingblue

4:35PM | Fri, 15 November 2002

This is simply splendid. I like the atmosphere and the composition.

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thomaskrahn

5:05PM | Fri, 15 November 2002

Truly extraordinary! I love making/viewing such scenes! Perfect!

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Kholdfyre

6:48PM | Fri, 15 November 2002

Calm and peaceful...very nice!

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linwhite

7:39PM | Fri, 15 November 2002

This is extremely well done. I especially love the partially submerged tree in the water and how it reflects. This is a peaceful, bucolic scene, and it was well worth the render time.

lilzeek

10:50PM | Fri, 15 November 2002

Wonderful! Vue gets slow when I get around 7,000,000 polygons, I would hate to see what would happen if I tried to make a scene this complex.

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rds

12:03AM | Sat, 16 November 2002

Great job, nice depth and textures.

Myske

12:16AM | Sat, 16 November 2002

Love this , and the depth is fantastic.

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rohi

12:25AM | Sat, 16 November 2002

You have done an excellent job - I like it very much !!

jas1746

6:07AM | Sat, 16 November 2002

One of the best shore scene I have seen to date. Wonderful work on everything. I look forward to seeing more of your work.

linkinpark

6:52AM | Sat, 16 November 2002

Wonderful work,love the tress,they look great!

nas4a2

11:32AM | Sat, 16 November 2002

thank all of you for the great comments:) in reguard to the comment from lilzeek....i am running a sytem with a 1.7gig processor amd athalon with 512megs of ram and a 100 gig hard drive. the last time i looked at poly count it was something around 350,000,000. i found that when it begins slowing down as your creating to start on a new layer and disable the veiwing of the other layers....helps speed things up:)

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