new World by Blackaengel

Terragen • (none) • posted on Jan 23, 2003

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my second pic with planets... thanks for viewing!

Comments (12)

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prutzworks

5:57AM | Thu, 23 January 2003

I.m not fond of lunar cell but pov, terrain, surface and water are ourstanding

Xabre

6:25AM | Thu, 23 January 2003

agree with prutz, just disagree with ourstandig... I think it's outstanding ;) The water is really incredibe...

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Dotthy

6:53AM | Thu, 23 January 2003

I like this stange world, especially the water. Excellent work!

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Xlars

7:16AM | Thu, 23 January 2003

I love your grass .. you are relly a master of greens IMO. This fresh somewhat lightgreen but not too much, mixed with other colors is perfect (rest of surface is ofcourse just as good, but seldom grass is made so perfect IMO). The water is .. yes outstanding (great utilizeation of WW) and perfect trans. Planets them selves are super.. but does not really fit in somehow (sorry have no idea on how to imrove that). The idea of planets in that spot is very good though. All in al an excellent picture with some additional planets that easily could be left out and still have same wonderful atm IMHO. Excellent work.

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Topsider

7:42AM | Thu, 23 January 2003

You show an extreme progress with your pictures! Very well done (don't need the planets either, but that's only MHO)

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MDB

10:47AM | Thu, 23 January 2003

Very good contrast and colors. Lesson 1: Planets in the sky cannot be darker than the sky itself. ;-) The layer function to solve this problem is 'screen'. (If your software supports that).

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1pearl

12:05PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

Klasse....

SoundChaser

1:48PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

The planets are too opaque...as MDB suggests, set the lunar cell layer's blending mode to "screen." It'll look much more realistic. Other than that, the picture is simply astounding...

Golog

2:28PM | Thu, 23 January 2003

super ter/srf, but planets don't fit really to this scene (as mdb said...)

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