I need to say that fur was really fast to render, i tried to create the grass using displace maps, but my computer was melting trying to calculate that.As always C&C are welcome.
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I need to say that fur was really fast to render, i tried to create the grass using displace maps, but my computer was melting trying to calculate that.As always C&C are welcome.
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Im reallying loving your grass actually it looks good enough to eat lol.
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That's really cool.
Are you guys using the paint FX for the plants?
And concorddawn, how did you do your scenes. It looks really cool, like a lot of use of liquid and paint FX's.
oh and how long did it take you guys to do this?
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,Thanks Anhslaught
btw, concorddawned, thats true your images are really cool too, i was just checking your website.
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I use Maya for all my modelling and then export into vue which is a great program for atmospheres, landscapes etc.
So im able to create a lifelike scene for my maya objects.
Vue has got a great renderer aswell even tho its slow as a turtle..
Lookin forward to seeing more of your work slip.
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Great Work Slip.
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Here its a new version of the scene, i changed a few textures and plants
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I reckon the scene would look awesome if there was a small water feature or pond etc in there aswell.
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this is one of the most professional works that i have seen
you rockkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!!!!!!!
A pint of example is worth a gallon of advice!!
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