Port Town by mapps
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I discovered Poser 7's vertex limit. I got to this point and discovered poser would crash every time I added something new unless I deleted some stuff. So as a result no people in this render as I didn't want to give up anything :-)
The six legged tank is a freebie (pose by me as it doesn't come with any poses) and the Biplane is from DAZ.
Comments (14)
Great looking scene! No people needed here anyway (they're all in the nearest tavern having a brew or two)
LOL that would put them at the end of the street on the right hand side, that's where the tavern is. It's the large roof showing behind the two beige buildings centre back ... lol
Fantastic Mike !
amazing composition and original work
Wonderfully well done render. You did a fine job.
As to the crashes you might look at reducing the bucket size associated with the pixels per sample. It takes longer to render with smaller bucket but the stability of the program is improved due to less memory being required. It is on the render options page. On Poser 11 I also have to keep in mind the Pixel Samples I am using to avoid troublesome crashes. Give me a shout if you want to know more.
"Bucket Size: The amount of pixels being rendered at one time. If you have the system resources, set this number high for faster renders. One drawback to a high number is that it will take longer to respond if you hit cancel. This doesn't come up often though, I would use the highest number your system will allow (about 100 for 1GB ram depending what else you are running). You can find this out by using Windows Task Manager to view your memory usage as you try out new settings."
also consider
"Pixel Samples: This is used in antialiasing. It means how many pixels are averaged between to create the smooth antialiased line. A higher number will increase your render time and qualit."
Nice job!
WOW !! Wonderful artwork and marvelous landscape realization !!
lol at faemike yeah people are in the taverns getting crapfaced.wonderful compilation.
Mike - This is simply cool stuff!
You got 32 bit on the butt!
Awesome scene!
A wonderful steam punk village.
Very impressive. You might try setting up the scene then rendering buildings in groups and assembling final result iin photoshop.
A good Idea but I think I will do that with people to add them to the scene and leave the village as is :-)
cool
beautiful