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sethlebatard — Dust and Fake Stones
Published: 2009-08-26 15:09:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 599; Favourites: 13; Downloads: 19
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just working on surfacing and fake stones...Related content
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wow. I thought this was a photograph. Do you do this in Vue or another program?
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wow... The level of details it's just killing... TG textures r a lot more realisctic than textures in vur IMHO. Great render!
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pure genius...the lighting especially, is a winner, the detailing is spectacular!
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The stones may be fake, but if I didn't see your name below this in my inbox - I would have dismissed this as someone's random shot of a real ground
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Amazing! This is easily the best ground shot I've ever seen. Please tell me this will be going up on NWDA eventually 
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yes, this is the start of a pack on NWDA.
but there will be a free tutorial too. i don't announce it yet on the PS forum because I am still working on it and it is far from being finished.
thanks mate
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Is this a close up of a much bigger landscape, or is it, a zoomed out view of a whole landscape, if you know what I mean.
I must look at terragen for exporting surfaces like that. it looks great, and no texturing Im assuming.
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it's a close up
but i don't know how you can export the surface out of TG2 to be honest...
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From a little googling you can export terrain out of terragen, but it cant export the textures. which defeats the point really..
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what did you want to export the surfaces for ?
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it was just for the textures, to import into blender, they look very real. I know how to generate terrain, but texturing it would be a bitch of a job. But its no big deal, i have vue to mess around with.
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mmmmh... you still can use orthographic camera at the vertical of the terrain, take a picture of it (render it) and use it as image texturing in Blender.
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yea, I read that solution, but if I remember correctly, theres an image size limitation on the free versions so I doubt you could get very high detail. tho Im not doubting its possible, its just a lot of effort.
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Wonderful image with abundant amounts of detail.
The only piece that can hurt the holistic effect of this picture is a little "spiky" surface.
But maybe it's how it should be
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no, you're totally right !!!
the spiky surface is a damn shame !
i must admit that this is not the final rendering, i am still working on this surface.
thanks for your comment !
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