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RJJ snowscene revisited

Imagine 3D Modeling posted on Oct 27, 2003
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the render to go with my IML post

Comments (3)


kmanktelow

1:49AM | Tue, 28 October 2003

Very Nice Bobby- my only critism is that the 'snow' is too bumpy- and I doubt it would 'stick' to the cone. I think the problem is one of scale- the objects don't 'look' large enough to have snow unevenly across there surfaces. If the scene was set in a field, it would work better (although, how often do you see a giant torus, sphere, cone, and what appears to be a magnetic stirrer bar, in a field!) ;-) I like the scattering of snow on the ground, that is effective. A good example of how to do Snow (personally, I prefer Milan Polles' Snow.itx, for the Amiga- see my pic Inner Space, where I used it for the calcite flows.)

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bobbystahr

9:55AM | Tue, 28 October 2003

thanx for the comments kev,but all textures are richards,i was just tryin to integrate an image map into the mix,his latest post on the IML solved tha fer me.gonna play with it on one of my objects fer a while and post an ORIGINAL pic

Nuno

5:55AM | Wed, 29 October 2003

By the way, what technique did you use to achieve the scattering of the snow? That looks really cool!


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