Sahara impressions by Dotthy

Terragen • (none) • posted on Feb 04, 2003

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christianfly

1:38PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

Hey, Dotthy, you are in the best way for the terracon dry world! Try to make a less smooth surface, I mean with more hight definition on the sand, and it will be perfect!

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puenktchen

1:41PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

I agree with christianfly

Waswat

2:14PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

hmm... i like it the way it is :D dont change it :)

Sandro_Terrastyle

2:23PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

Hot hot hot !!!!!!

SoundChaser

2:29PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

Agree with christian - I'd say pump of the bumpiness of the surface and sharpen a bit more in post. The terrain is perfect : )

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1pearl

2:44PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

Excellent...

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Grosch

2:48PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

Yes a nice desert feeling. I have a question: Clouds in a very very dry desert ? Try to make a new sky.

Xabre

3:13PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

"Args that sky suxx" wouldnt be very kind, so the sky is not very nice imo ;) But the whole opposite are these wonderful dunes, they are perfect. Do ya accept my great? If not, it doesn't change anything, so... lol. Gute Nacht ;>

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martinjbirk

3:21PM | Tue, 04 February 2003

hey... i need such a desert for my c4d-models... great work... i like it...

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Xlars

3:07AM | Wed, 05 February 2003

Agree with fly that this has great potential (and perfect idea for the next TerraCon :). Also agree that the "grainness" of the sand surface should be a bit higher (good suggestions to that). Yes terrain is fantastic for a desert!! Grosch has a good point .. a clear sky without clouds could also be good for a hot and dry place like this (but thanks for telling me that cloulds like this actually can exist in desert areas :) . Excellent work IMO :-)

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