Desert Moon by efflux

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Jul 16, 2007

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Thanks for the comments on the previous image. To answer inkydigit's question, yes I did actually drive all the land material colours with function graphs (voronoi and perlin) but I will need to get back to the graphs to properly formulate the best ways of doing this. We need a colour gradient node. The hairy stuff was actually rendering artifacts due to extreme displacement settings but because of TG2's global illumination, artifacts like this can look quite effective. In this image, voronoi was used in a graph to create a ground displacement but you can't see it so well at this resolution. the render was originally 2880x1200. I imagine it shouldn't be long before we are seeing Mojoworld style voronoi rocks all over hillsides.