No Man's Land by choronr
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I need your help! This terrain is 'moJodes' I downloaded from hillrunner's site. Thank you Olivier.
This is the problem: Upon completion of the image, I rendered the picture at 6000 x 4500 with quality settings set at maximum (including 'Ultra' and 'Pixel Smoothing'). The upper 20% of the picture would not render. I then tried rendering at 4000 x 3000 and encountered the same problem. Next, I tried the 4000 x 3000 render without high quality settings and again, experienced the same problem.
Finally, I rendered the image at 1024 x 768 with all high quality settings and saved it as a .bmp. Then, I opened the .bmp and increased the DPI to 300 and sharpened it by 10% and saved it as a .jpg. The problem with this size is that I lost about 10% of the lower part of the picture.
Have any of you experienced this problem? Does anyone have a remedy for this issue?
Thank for visiting; and, for your comments and suggestions.
Comments (35)
Lovely atmo; nice desolate scene!
Tremendous terrain detail and landscaping! This is real good. I will check my notes on the problem you encounter, I wonder if it is due in part to the base size of the imported mojo terrain. I had similar problem with imported dems of certain scales, but it prolly something else, Ill do some research.
Very impressive artwork! Fabulous depth, atmo and lighting!
I sure like your "weird surface." Love the colors. I have had that problem, too, but I don't remember what specifically I was doing at the time, and I didn't figure out what to do about it. Sorry I can't help.
wonderful compositon and work!