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Published: 2012-03-22 12:17:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 4263; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 101
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I really like the theory that the big canivorous dinosaurs hunted in packs. Rendered in Daz Studio 3. Postwork in Serif photo plus.Product credits
- Tarbosaurus (Dinoraul)
- Triceratops (Dinoraul)
- Fern pack (Rdna)
- Foliage (Juani Cejas Pulido)
- Bryce 5 (To make terrain objs)
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Yes. Open up Bryce and create a terrain prop. Click on "edit object" and use the sliders to make the terrain you like. I usually set it to gigantic resolution. When you've done this press control + D. This will open up a dialogue box where you can export it. Export as an OBJ and import into Daz. You will probably need to scale it down a bit. At this point I usually use the "convert to subD" command to
smooth it. Export it from Daz and you're good to go. Just import the OBJ whenever you need it and add a texture of your choice. It's often worth using the tiling feature in the Daz surfaces tab to make the texture look better. By the way, I use Bryce 5.5 but I'm guessing you can do this with later versions.
If you have problems or need any advice let me know.
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Really cool, i hope it work with Bryce 7
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Let me know if you have any luck. It's a great way to make terrains for Daz.
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Be careful Tarbos, your arms could end up as nice snacks for your prey since ceratopsians might have been omnivores instead of herbivores.
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RUN FRED and BARNEY!!! (WINK) .... Yabba-Dabba-DOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
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Looks like the Triceratops is up shit creek without a paddle. XD Great Job.
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Tarbosaurus - Asia; Truceratops - North America. Something soesn't add up here!
But the picture is excellent!
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I'm putting in my faves under fantasy, but I will make a special Dinosaur Folder shortly...because it's needed.
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Yeah, but she's got three horns and an temper! 
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Nice job! I have been planning some more dino renders too. I showed this to my 8 year old daughter (who is a mini paleontologist) and she says she doesn't think Triceratops and Tarbosaurus lived in the same area, lol, but she gives you credit for at least including two dinos that lived during the same time period. 
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I wanted to find out myself, so the first hit after googling: (I quote) "It is believed that Tarbosaurus was, in fact, T. rex that migrated from North America to Asia through some sort of "land bridge" that connect the two continents during Late Cretaceous period." end quote.
Really good render.
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Ha ha, your daughter sounds amazing. Tell her I'll do better research next time, lol.
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Ha ha, she cleared you so it's ok. She knows more about dinosaurs than her teachers, she has to correct them in school, I just have to make sure she's polite about it.
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Get a distinct feeling of 'glum' from the triceratops, dunno why ..
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Excellent.. I think they evolved into personal injury lawyers....they hunt in packs too
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