Landscape 14 by OmniFX
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Render Engine: Cycles
Thank you very much for your comments I really appreciate it.
I had problems getting clouds to show correctly in blender, and I did not know how to create tire tracks in the True Terrain either so the clouds and the tire tracks were added in Photoshop CS6. The rover and people were imported into blender from Daz Studio.
This was done with the updated blender 4.3.2 and the updated True Terrain 5.0.3 The clouds are an addon 'Cloudscape Pro'
Comments (14)
Fantastic work!
Thanks I appreciate it
Very evocative scene. :-)
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gefällt mir sehr gut ein schöner Render
Thank you very much
awesome atmosphere Rick. what a terrific setting.
Thanks the atmosphere did turn out well
Super !
Thank you much
Nice work with the lighting and mood. Very Cinematic.
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Amazing lighting work. Nice work on adding those details too with the tracks and clouds
Thank you very much for your comment, I am glad you like it.
Mindblowing awesome, stellar work. Amazing FX, brilliant render. Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!😊💝🥰 With a true 10 bit screen and setting first of all rec2020 - not the limited sRGB space - at least for the output. From there you calibrate the HDR tone. Make sure the HDR is more than 10bit/channel, eventually transform it with DirectX sdk tools to 32bit/channel and the use nodes in the shader tree to tone the HDR as you wish. I usually prefer to normalize the HDR using vectors and afterwards use nodes for toning the map. You could use as well the Blender's presets for toning the output but that's just a bonus in the end. For tracks, you can manually sculpt them but make sure you don't use the ground as a shadow capture, that would flatten the ground. The shadow capture is just the ground receiving the mirrored output from the HDR. If you need shadows on ground, just add another plane to catch the shadows and let the ground sculpted tracks do it's work as intended. Just saying.., it's just a way to cook the meal but, it can be cooked in much many ways, that's for sure😊
Thanks for your comment and thanks for the info.
cool scene ! work very well !
Thank you very much
This render of yours turned out so well, I really like the finished image. Sometimes due to time constraints some things are better done in post, such as the tire tracks and clouds you have here in this render. Many movie post production studios often do it, since the end result is the only thing that matters.
I need to visit this site more often to view more of the awesome art you have posted...enjoy the day my friend! :-)
Thank you for your comment. I did google how to add tire tracks in blender but it seemed more work than I wanted to do. I already knew how to add the tire tracks in Photoshop.
This is incredible! Amazing work on this wonderful view, my friend! You are a Blender master!
Thank you very much I appreciate your complement. Glad you like it.
Superb and a fave for me :)
Thank you so much, glade you like it.
Those tire tracks look good! Cool scene!
Thank you so much.
Wonderfully effective use of light and shadow. And the tire tracks are totally convincing. Really fine render!
Thanks for your comment. Blender True Terrain is a great tool, but it is challenging to work with.