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Creating HyperTerrains

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:iconnukeation:
UPDATE - IMPORTANT INFORMATION

This tutorial has been taken offline as a new, more proper version will be taking its place on Nov 2, 2009. Please come back next week to see the changes.

Thanks to everyone for their support.


Old information, now obsolete...
NOTE: This is a draft version.

I know I have been talking about doing this tutorial for a long time. It is still not 100% complete - in fact, only 40% - but I figured I should post this as a "thanks" to everyone for waiting for me to get all my material together.

This technique (1 of 3 techniques) can work with both Vue 6 and 7. But is restricted to Infinite and xStream, since some functionality is not available in previous versions though you are welcome to try. ;)

Hope you enjoy it, and if you do use this tutorial to create something, I'd love to see it. Drop me a note! :)

Happy rockin'.

PS. A very good example of a HyperTerrain can be found in the "Cave" scene I made which is available on the Vue extras CD sample folder. The cave is a HyperTerrain itself.
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~AnthonyRichardWalker Jan 28, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
awwww wheres the tut?
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~lolko Jul 11, 2010
Hi
Where is Your tut ? I see only images coming soon. Could You reupload ?
Greetings
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~OPrwtos Mar 28, 2010
ahhh im so frustrated, ur tutorial is very easy to follow but i cant get the realistic looking results like you do.

I need helpppp, i followed ur tutorial exactly; i did exactly what u did, but some reason my "hyperterrains" look "hyperfake"!

i dono what im doing wrong :( the lighting just looks crap on my rock, the material doesn't look real. Maybe i can show you somehow?

-chris
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~flyashy Oct 23, 2009
Hey Dax,
Your tut is just so great!
I've been having some great time with it.
Here's the first try:[link] and here's a fun try:[link]
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~MokuSei Oct 19, 2009
I'm having trouble following this tutorial =(

I tick the "Displacement Mapping" box in the Bumps tab of the material i'm applying to a random sphere. It updates like I want in the material editor, but not in the preview render viewport. When I render it out, there's no displacement and when I go back to the material editor it says displacement mapping is off... it does this every time!
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~nukeation Oct 19, 2009
You might need to apply the latest available update to your Vue. For 7, it is 7.4. For 7.5, there is a bug fix available that should take care of this.
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~Sharpixel Sep 20, 2009
Thanks a lot dear nukeation, this is my Scene and i hope to know your comments..
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Regards,
Hosam
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~nukeation Sep 25, 2009
Looks great, Hosam. Congrats! :)
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~Sharpixel Sep 20, 2009
amazing tutorial, Thanks alot.
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~nukeation Sep 25, 2009
You're welcome. Thanks for downloading. There is a more in-depth video tutorial coming soon.
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