Halloween Haunt by Calseeor

Vue • (none) • posted on May 18, 2001

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Hello all, This is another of my earlier images. I made this with default items and boolean items from with in Vue, except for the Dragon man which I got as a freebie off the web. I have searched for the creator and can not find who it is. If you know who made the wonderful model, please drop me a line so I can give due credit.

Comments (14)

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AprilYSH

8:19PM | Fri, 18 May 2001

the cloud and dragonman materials could be better but this is already a great pic. :)

Heart'Song

9:47PM | Fri, 18 May 2001

It's gorgeous, and I think I would like it even better without the dragonman. Good work!

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Calseeor

9:53PM | Fri, 18 May 2001

Thanks AprilYSH and Heart'Song. I can't see the image without the dragonman myself, as the whole image story was based around him. ( you wake up to a noise on halloween. You get out of bed and look out the window. You see nothing but the dead tree branch near the window. Assuming this was what makes the noise, you start to turn around to go back to bed when you catch a reflection of the monster (dragonman. He is standing behind you. ooooohhhhh...spooky, huh? :) As for the clouds, I agree. I do not like Vue's defaults.

MikeJ

11:28PM | Fri, 18 May 2001

Now this is cool. I especially like the lighting in it. I think the dragonman reflection was a good idea, but he looks more like a transparent dragonman out in th yard, rather than a reflection in the window. But reflecting him in the window would be very difficult; it would require intense material editing on the glass material...Cool pic, great idea, and keep playing with those skies. Vue is amazingly versatile when it comes to atmospheric effects. Once you get used to what everything does, you can pretty much get any effect you want.

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Calseeor

8:01AM | Sat, 19 May 2001

thanks Mike! I will keep at it with the skies. I have improved on them a bit, but still have a way to go on skies with only a few clouds rather then full, overcast type skies. I hate the weird white 'streaks' that vue makes on this particular night sky. They look all blocky and out of place. I have no clue why they do that.

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