Weird Alien Plant by LindaB

Bryce • (none) • posted on Jan 11, 2003

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Description

I made the plant while learning to use Xfrog, and imported it into Bryce. The plant is mostly glass and took forever to render even at this small size. I don't know if I'll ever be able to render a full size version... The weird glowy thing out the window was added PP.

Comments (12)

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online_art

10:57AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Wonderful exotic plants in an excellent alien environment

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borsy

11:15AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Beautifully done!!

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Doublecrash

11:24AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Beautiful and strange.

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gsb

11:52AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Beautiful plant! Is it contagious? Wouldn't it be better to take an iron-texture, instead of the glass, because of the render-time, or would it look that different? And: Could you make a definition of "forever"? smile Cool picture!

pmoores

12:30PM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Nice modelling and glad to see your using xfrog. Strangely alien of course applies, which is a good thing hehe. Glass does take forever with xfrog models, they tend let bryce render the default 6 shadows deep and with xfrog that means every joint has to be calculated.

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Ev3rM0r3

2:32PM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Whats killing your render time is the trasparency and reflection in the glass.. try take off the reflection and use the refration more.. and even lessen the transparency some. Just add specularity cuz that will make it look reflective. There ar elots of ways you could kill render time. Just play around with it.

ocddoug

10:08PM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Those "plants" are very cool! Love it.

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marcfx

12:16PM | Sun, 12 January 2003

from experiments comes art. you have found a niche and worked it well. excellent work and please keep it up. well done i'm always cocking things up in bryce/poser but learn a lot from people like you, thankyou :)

Gorodin

1:57AM | Mon, 13 January 2003

very cool

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