Moon light cruise by pnevai

Lightwave • (none) • posted on May 20, 2001

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Comments (11)

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Wizzard

5:12AM | Sun, 20 May 2001

A nicer Whitestar render I haven't seen...thank you

robert.sharkey

5:24AM | Sun, 20 May 2001

WOW, that's a really cool scene. The ship is just fantastic.

chrisvictor

7:10AM | Sun, 20 May 2001

excellent

smoke

11:00AM | Mon, 21 May 2001

Luv it, great work (as usual)

robeagle

12:09PM | Sat, 26 May 2001

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Tophar

11:10PM | Mon, 28 May 2001

Damn this image is fantastic, very well done.

Curio

7:26PM | Wed, 06 June 2001

Try harder with your terrains and water

Lunasea

9:56PM | Wed, 06 June 2001

Great peice but, I agree with Curio that with a little more work on the terrains and water that this would be a flawless image.

pnevai

10:15PM | Wed, 06 June 2001

I agree, But alas I have deleted the terrain files and the rendered PSD. file. There will be no returning to this image as to any of my images. Other than the Model mesh which I still have this JPG is the only surviving evidence of the effort. I have downloaded terragen. It has a better interface to lightwave and seems to be able to produce much finer results. I shall be playing with the SW for a few days and expect to have much better results. I was focusing more on lighting, reflection and ambiance rather than Terrain acuracy. Thanks for the input.

Morgul

5:03PM | Sun, 12 August 2001

reat work, the planet need some work i think.

themaxxcom

5:14AM | Sun, 16 September 2001

Nice work. The placement of the ship's reflection in the water seems off to me. The surfaces of the rocks in the foreground could use a little work, too. I love the lighting effect at the horizon, though.