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Published: 2009-08-23 20:31:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 9255; Favourites: 262; Downloads: 279
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Some days ago I was working on my improved Neuschwanstein castle in Lightwave, to upload it on Turbosquid. After rendering an previewimage from above, I thought by myself, this could look cool in the new Vue Infinite with some ecosystems in background. Because of its already long ago that I created something with Vue, I decided to download the 7.5 PLE and play with it a little bit.Hope you like te result, thanks for viewing
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The model looks great, just the kind trees in the background don't exist in Germany like that. But for people that haven't been there, this is really good work!
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I have always admired this castle since I was a kid. Fantastic job here!
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the ilumination is amazing, ΒΏwhat kind of light's solution vue uses?
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Oh yes - I like the results!
And a gorgeous castle too!
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hey !i saw this work on the Vue feature's gallery is and awesome work, deserves a fave
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Brilliant example of how good modelled objects can look once imported to Vue, I particularly like how the empty parts of the forest are occupied by smaller field trees. The lighting and rendering is very real too
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ah so thats done in vue, very cool.
what do you think about the software?
did you import you lw model and rendered the entire scene in there?
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thank you. All in all, I like Vue very much. I just dont like the interface, rendertimes and a few other things, but its still great.
I imported the castle, the hill and groundplane from LW. Then I added ecosystems, made a light setup, changed a few surfaces and added a few trees on the hill.
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Great work, but the entrance seems a bit weird.
Looks like you just fell down by leaving the castle.
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thank you... You are right... I just was too lazy to do the entrance.. shame on me
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it looks great Sven! glad you enjoying the new Vue
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thank you, yes I enjoy Vue a lot.
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