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Published: 2010-11-14 03:23:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 10389; Favourites: 184; Downloads: 661
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This is another Mojo-render from Lewis' Planet 'Dusted' - my favorite Mojoplanet; only drawback are the rendertimes - in this case with true-shadows it tooks 4 days 16 hrs 26 mins...It's the pure render - no postwork here. For those who want to know more background-infos (fictional!) of this planet, read the artists-comment on that deviation -> [link]
Hope you like it!
T4V&C
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Edit July 2011
This image got ripped on mindblowingart.blogspot.com -> [link] and here -> [link] also...
I see this as a quality-sign!
Thanks to who has informed me about!
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Comments: 97
Thanks man, glad you like it!
c u
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Thanks muchly my dear - and sorry for belated reply!
c u
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Thanks my friend - and sorry for the very belated reply!
c u
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Many thanks my friend - for the fave as well!
c u
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Excellent! 
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Much thanks my friend! Glad you see it the same way like me.
c u
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Hey!
Das freut mich aber!
DankeschΓΆn - fΓΌr den comment und den fave! HΓ€tt' ich gar nicht gedacht, dass dir sowas gefΓ€llt - so kann man sich tΓ€uschen
c u
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doch doch, hatte selbst einige Mojo renders, leider ging die Festplatte wo die drauf waren in die Binsen
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Ja, das gleiche Problem hatte ich auch schon ΓΆfter mal...
Sehr Γ€rgerlich das!
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I love this and the story behind the pillars. I'm at loss with words. +fav.
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Much thanks sister - for the fave and watch as well! Maybe one day I'll write a longer story about that stuff, but that can take a while...
c u
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Much thanks! I'd wish it's a photo - cause that would mean I own a spacecraft
c u
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After seeing this render, I just had to find this planet and get it for myself. I have never had even an animation that took 4 days to render. Wow! That was brutal. Great scene.
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Thanks man! You could render much faster, but not in this quality; the textures are very deep nested on this planet...
If you do a render of it and publish it, I'd be glad if you note me so I can see it
c u
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You are very welcome! 
I wasn't really planning to submit a render, but when I rendered it out, I couldn't resist because it looked so cool. I see why you like the planet so much. As you can see, I didn't do a huge render, but it still took four hours to render: [link]
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Thanks! What is Crab Henge?
c u
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OK 
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Oh, I see - thanks for the link!
c u
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Hey - thanks muchly, for the fave as well!
c u
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I've never heard of Mojoworld... is it like Terragen at all? Or Bryce?
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It's a bit different from all other landscaping-apps, cause you don't have a terrain like in TG, Bryce or even Vue - instead you have whole planets (standard is as big as earth, but you can make them any size you like - from small asteroids to gas-giants) and build there a terrain trough some fractals; also you can build up an atmosphere with different cloud-layers, water-layers and covering the ground with some layers of vegetation or whatever...
The fractal-build system isn't that easy, but there are many, many already build mojo-planets out there e.g. on Renderosity. Also you can build first tries trough a wizardlike UI...
When you have a planet, you can travel around on them, explore it, make notices about nice places you've found, take shots(time it needs to render depends on size and quality you want) or fly over the planet and render animations as well...
There are still more possibilities like using billboards, placing plants and more, but it doesn't make sense to describe those before you have the app
You can download a testversion on pandromeda.com - its full working but places watermarks over the render; for a first experience it should do - only drawback is, that this app will not further developed (in the next version whole solar-sytems was planned, but to less people have buyed it, so Ken Musgrave aka Doc Mojo, the developer of this has sadly stopped it)
HTH
c u
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