Firts terragen try by rosanne

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Dec 08, 2004

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First terragen try. All help welcome. Thanks for looking.

Comments (15)

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artgum

11:50PM | Wed, 08 December 2004

Very nice image, and equally so for a first. Looks like you've figured out most of the buttons and knobs just fine. I don't know- maybe move the sun's angle a little more to the front to highlight more mountains? Very good work!

morganbesh

1:21AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

Don't worry, i'm no pro, but heres a tip that helped me. Add more surface layers, for snow it doesnt really matter but for other kinds of surfaces it does. Good first work!

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Haroon

3:13AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

Good first go.

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EoinArmstrong

3:37AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

Great first attempt; nice pov, and you've started playing with surface layers; I agree with artgum's and morganbesh's tips

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WeeLaddie

3:52AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

This is good; especially so for a first effort (much better than my first effort): A tip? Hmm, er, um, ... I always seek a pov that I can build on with post work, or that gives me an inner WOW moment.

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Mondwin

4:05AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

I see only, a fantastic panorama here!!!!!EXC. bravo!vote!:DDD

worlds end

7:10AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

Agree with WeeLaddie on the inner WOW moment. I don't do a scene unless I get it. Great first work!

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marzo

7:57AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

Great start. You've obviously been practicing a lot before posting! Keep it up.

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photostar

8:35AM | Thu, 09 December 2004

Well, I can see we are going to be looking forward to some great renders judging from this, your first posting. Agree with morganbesh, however, on addition of multiple surface layers. You're on your way.

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