second environment-the island-large views by raffyraffy

Vue • Landscape • posted on Mar 21, 2007

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Hi, I have worked on this project for a lot of weeks and, I am still working on, but... the time that I can show some images has now arrived, so I would like to begin with some very large views. I have started this scene since early beta versions of Vue 6. so in this way, it brings with itself, some native bugs, that I don't able to correct. Some technical notes: - as it's easy to imagine, the scene is full of ecosystems, there are 15 layers of ecosystems, split up on four terrains and other objects. In some layers I have used, with satisfaction, the new "Affinity/Repulsion" functions. - the foam has been realised with two materials (the first blank and the second as standard water), mixed with input node "Distance to Object Below", in function editor (you can find tutorials about in C3D). - the different reflection of the sea surface has made of two similar materials, with only different highlight and "Turn reflective with angle". - basically there are three terrains, which compose the island: one for the beach, one for the table land and one for the promontory. The technical core, for this project, are two new power functions of Vue 6: - materials layers and - environment ecosystems parameters Credits: Cutter and Chateau by Alain Graca. Terrains textures by ayreon-seven. In next days I will prepare some middle views. Thanks for view and comments! Luigi.

Comments (21)

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Krid

7:35AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

..great island and excellent pov...

jmc95

8:10AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Impressive work ! Lots of weeks, I'm not surprised Poly count must be pretty high on that scene, even if Vue deals with that in its own mysterious way !

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yorek

8:11AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Splendid ! I really would like to live here ! Great pleasure to see this ! Waiting impatiently the following pictures ! Bravo !

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8:24AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

totally beautiful!

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dlk30341

8:26AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Outstanding work!

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kenwas

8:33AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Thanks so much for the technical detail descriptions. A wonderful bit of work.

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pmermino

8:34AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Fantastic job Luigi ... I'm very impressed. Thanks a lot for the technical tips ... Very intresting and inspiring ... BRAVO

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Darthmagus

8:50AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Most excellent work!

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Irish

9:15AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

You deserve a medal for this outstanding achievement!! TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!!

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Arbelain

9:56AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Very well done. Grateful to see. Magnific artwork!

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kjer_99

11:00AM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Well, these are all mind-blowing pictures. You have certainly demonstrated a lot of the new features in Bryce 6.

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BernieStafford

2:07PM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Excellent work, and thanks for the tech details. Looking forward to seeing more images of this one! :-)

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chrispoole

5:24PM | Wed, 21 March 2007

Looks very complexed and sounds very complexed as well :.) thanks for the details and wonderful renders.

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BountifulKnight

8:16PM | Wed, 21 March 2007

It looks like a fantastic project. :-) One detail you might want to look at. You have a morie pattern in the sand from the function that is mixing the rippled sand and the smooth sand. There may be other details you can improve on (we always can do that, hey?), but that's the only thing that jumped out at me negatively. On the positive side, the overall work and effect is fantastic. :-)

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