City View by frogdot
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City blocks are made of 12 duplicate terrains*. Made everything else in Amapi.
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In the terrain editor, if you hold the Alt key, while moving the "posterize" slider, you get some neat pixelation. great for distant cities.
Comments (14)
Excellent terrain work and image! The character suits it perfectly... Thanks for the tip about Alt + Posterize Dave... ^
What an awesome view. Love the modeling and lighting.
excellent view and image...bravo!
The view of the city is really neat - thanks for the tip, I'm away to try it out!
wonderful done!
Awesome! Great outlook! Only one suggestion (don't kill me!) - perhaps adding some more haze to the city in order to hide it's limits - gives more the impression of size. If you don't want to do that at least put something PAST the city in the distance like a forest or some natural boundry. I say that because you almost never see huge cities that just drop off into nothing like that in real life.
Beautifully done and thanks for the great tip! This could have saved me a lot of time in some of my previous images.
Stunning!!!!!!
Awesome! Great sense of scale here. Great idea to show her standing in this observation area in the foreground. And now... I'm off to try that "Alt" and posterize technique! Thanks!
Incredible lighting effects....great suggestion mrscience, only when I see the landscape, I see like the east river (native NYurker) I don't know if that was the "plan", but I do see a merging with the ocean? (=
Excellent work And well thought out
Nice work, thanks for the terrain tip!
Great view. :-)
Hmmm, something I didn't think of! Thanks for the suggestion! Great image!