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In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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The reason i say this is because if it supposed to be a desert type planet they would probably be covered in sand.
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looks much better than the previous one, excellent work mate..
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Going to try do the sand as particiles if that does not work I might have to model the sand (not to sure how to go about that yet).deathwish
very cool m8 but maybe a bit over done on the rocks?
The reason i say this is because if it supposed to be a desert type planet they would probably be covered in sand.
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You are gunna hate me brother!!!
I like your scene and the lighting is fab!! I have a few suggestions that might help with it.
It seems that when I look at it, it looks "small" It does not look like a planet (apart from the really good lighting) It looks more like a model planet.
Here are a few things that may help!
1, when you take a picture of landscape with a camera, there is no depth of field so the forground and the back ground are usually in equally sharp focus. Perhaps by removing the blur on the moon and the star field, you will increase the feeling of depth.
2, I think that your bump and texture maps are too "chunky". I had the same problem when I was texturing the road that the car drives down in the vid on my site. Someone pulled me up and said the car looked like a model. I reduced the size of the dirt and textures (what a pain) by over 75% and it looked better.
I have been very presumptious and I have roughly tried to alter your image (in Photoshop) to give you an idea of what I mean. I hope you're not offended.
This is only my opinion.
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every little bit helps, I wll see what I can do about the texture and depth, should have an update in the next few days.
btw your model is looking lovely, still trying to figure out what your up to.
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looking forward to see this character you're on at the moment..
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got some bad news I am going to put my entry on hold
due to family matters
I will continue when the matters have been sorted out, so I am now wanting Surfer to win(Good luck Surfer).
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Duuuude! I am bummed out for you but I fully understand because I am juggling the same thing and I have some doubts if I can get mine finished on time. With Christmas coming up fast and holidays etc, the family comes first for sure.
Well, brother, we will hit them hard in the next challenge. Good luck.
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weld some pixels !!!
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keep it on the burner though, cos that is some solid work..
merry xmas
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