Another Tangent by efflux

Mojoworld • Landscape • posted on May 24, 2004

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This is a very quick render of another tangent I'm off on. I know some of you are after finished planets and I have loads in development but still none finished. I've only been working with Mojo for a fairly short time. Eventually I'll get one finished. I like working on several at once because an idea that doesn't work on one planet sometimes is perfect for another. Driving the terrain result scale with another fractal is a great technique as I discovered with this planet. Thanks for all your comments.

Comments (15)

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Vandaler

1:34PM | Mon, 24 May 2004

Very nice. Your generator skills are quite remarkable. keep it up.

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hakujin

1:46PM | Mon, 24 May 2004

Nice! Good work:)

hillrunner

2:07PM | Mon, 24 May 2004

Haaaaa I want to do THIS kind of pic !!

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bclaytonphoto

2:42PM | Mon, 24 May 2004

Yep, playing with a fractal for the Result scale does some interesting things!! You can accomplish about the same thing in the curve editor,but IMHO, a fractal adds a little more to the overall detail.. Why? because of the "shape" of the fractal.. Of course, the more fractals you use the more complex a worl becomes and that's when they start to slow down.. have you tried using "noise" instead of a fractal to drive the RS? That would work too, and noise is faster than a fractal.

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bpmac

4:10PM | Mon, 24 May 2004

Very impressive!

Zerelli

6:07PM | Mon, 24 May 2004

Ahh the planet tease again! Another wowser, I don't want to wait for you to finish haha, I will work with the "uncomplete" ones. Excellent and I really love the way the sand is spread over the rock formation.

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