Holy snap!
How many GPU's and motherboards did you fry to get this rendered? lol.

I assume those folks all have automatic collision avoidance AI's ;-)

Lol....same as everyone else...lol I just added the wired frame from this render so people can see what this scene was like before render. I did do a separate render to add the ship and car after on the left but all one render, 1 go and around 49 mins render time in total :)

Thanks for dropping by and Ai transport is the future or is it now??? :)

That's a crowded sky. I hope their air traffic controllers are skilled (and getting paid)!

I hope they are paid as well...what a silly situation and thanks for dropping by :)

Can you say composite? My PC would look at me and say, "Really!" This is epic and you make it look simple great work and I hope you gave your PC a break with a fresh restart. LOL!

I can but this is not quite that...just added the wireframe for those interested and did do a separate render for the Razor Crest ship and taxi later as I changed my mind about the flatbed I had but there was a texture conflict with something somewhere so a little of the old composite going, ultimately this is only 2 renders total this time around :)

Thanks for dropping by :)

You (or your muse ?) did a wonderful job and I particularly like the global tone of this great image.

It was both of use this time Gaius...lol and thank you for taking a peek :)

Wow, this workflow looks amazing! The amount of objects in this scene tends to terrify my computer whenever I tease it and tell it if it does not behave, I will make it render a scene like this one. lol Scenes and renders like this is what definitely gives your video card and processor a workout.

This turned out great...I agree with the comment by, "Starship64" about this scene needing an experienced traffic controller. :-)

lol...I tried to threaten my PC once a few years ago and it turned into a calculator :)

Pc and Video card did there thing, no unusual temps or behavior just did its thing for 40 mins as I watched YouTube clips :)

Thanks for taking a peek, much appreciated :)

Thank for the wireframe showing the assembly. This is indeed epic, with a good mix of assets of different mesh densities and textures. Spectacular space port render, the perfect type of establishing shot for a movie or visual novel. Impressive.

Thank you and doing a different cam angle with the same assets to see how it goes and with a view of maybe doing a story and I may need to upload a few more wire frames for the right scenes in future.

Thank you for your kind words, appreciate that and you taking a peek :)

Woww this is very beautiful image. A lot of content in your Daz Studio.

I am good at making it seem that way :)

Thank you :)

Lots of work!!!!!!!!!!!!!Simply gorgeous my friend 👍🙋‍♂️

Yes the setup was work but loved doing it :)

Thank you :)

a great star wars theme image.

Thank you and for dropping by :)

That is a lot of suff going on. Did you clone some of those ships? I'm not sure that "clone" is the right label. There is thing in Daz that allows you to make duplicates of models that take up very little memory and computer power. It really cuts down on render time too. - Bob

1st Bastion is right as were you Bob. Daz call them instances and you can create as many as you wish and they are simply a hollow shell. You can put them anywhere you want and so useful when creating scenes like this, as you stated, saves resources and stops your PC from becoming a new fireplace....lol...but fantastic tool to fill a scene when the story needs that.

Thank for taking a peek Bob, appreciated :)

DazStudio calls it instancing, exact duplicates in various locations.

Yes it does and a great tool for scene like this...I use instances a lot and get so much more out of the simplest ideas now :)

Thanks for taking a peek and sharing your wisdom :)

Busy for sure! Every time I take another look, I notice something that I missed the time before! Amazing scene!

lol...I love it when that happens and thank you for taking a peek :)

wonderful and great sci-fi scene. Love this retro feeling and the heat ....

Thank you for taking a peek, much appreciated :)

Woah!! Looks like the Air Traffic Controllers are back to work, and actually getting paychecks.. This is fantastic, and you certainly accomplished something. Something amazing.

I can relate to the busy / life thing...

Does it ever stop Rod.....just give me a month off already life...lol

Thank you :)

Cool

Thank you :)

Awesome

Thank you :)

Reminds me of Desert Storm. Was the same impressive gathering of equipment.

Thank you very much and for dropping by :)

What depth, so much detail, yet the scene remains simple, not cluttered, truly magnificent!

Location, location, location is what they say...lol I wanted to crowd the scene and give you heaps to look at without loosing the focus of the render. Thank you :)