Land Ahoy by Staticon
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For some unknown reason, this image took over 37 hours to render. Hence the three day rendering as I don't leave the PC on overnight - I have to sleep in the same room. :-)
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Original Render: 16-18 Jul 2025
Created with Bryce 7
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-------------------------------------- Credits: Self made terrain with Pro Materials textures. Bryce stock sky used as HDRI Titanic Bow by Nosfiratu from Renderosity Freebies
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-------------------------------------- Credits: Self made terrain with Pro Materials textures. Bryce stock sky used as HDRI Titanic Bow by Nosfiratu from Renderosity Freebies
Comments (3)
It does not look there is a way for an easy and save landing. Very rough sea - and very nicely done scene. Long render time may be because of transparency and reflection of the water and a high quality setting of the HDRI.
You are probably right. The most time was taken as it rendered the sea portion. :-)
I do understand long render times, Someday we will have computers that can work just as fast as we want, they have come a long way from the XT range Nice render
Oh yes. I remember using Bryce 2 on an old 486. Happy days. Quantum computing looks promising for fast renders but that is still some time off - and probably expensive. :-)
Now thats a new Quality! The Surf is fantastic, and of course needs Time to rende but is worth it! But the Future of this Ship is doubtful ... ;)
Thanks. The ship had slipped anchor in the rough seas and ran aground shortly after this render completed. :-)