Outback Daylight by Roux

Lightwave • Landscape • posted on Apr 02, 2003

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Comments, tips and suggestions welcomed on this one. The things I intend to do are add more objects and variations, some birdlife, higher detail on the leaves for all trees. Does anyone know how to get rid of the jaggy edges in sky tracer clouds? This is as far as I can get from my last project if you remember it...

Comments (4)

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petes

9:24AM | Wed, 02 April 2003

what procedual are you using in skytracer? i think thats were your problem is.

gerry_g

9:27AM | Wed, 02 April 2003

Like the fact you can actually see the trees in this one, very interested in the instancing thing you were talking about cos having built trees myself the humongous poly count really restricts the number you can put in a scene, nice image ;-)

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Moebius87

5:55AM | Thu, 03 April 2003

I remember... :o)

Aside from the clouds, which we agree have a few problems... I think you need to review the placement of the bushes - growing through rock and floating... although they are really good looking samples of ground cover.

I see you've updated the textures of the tree in the upper corner in the foreground. I hope that you're going to replace the leaves of this tree... it just doesn't do justice to the rest of your image. I'd also like to suggest a projection image of some sort to cast tree shade on the foreground.

Roux

3:33PM | Thu, 03 April 2003

Thanks for the comments Moe ;0) I have sorted out the floating bushes by lowering the base on the originals. The floating was the result of subpatching the terrain(Ooops) as for the forground tree, I am redoing it. (It is actuall an instance just like the other 150,000 large trees in the scene)Didn't know how far I could push it. For shadows, I might have to move the camera a bit or change the time. The sun is almost directly in front and overhead as seen on the other shadows. The clouds....help!!!!!!!