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34.3 million polygons, 1 HyperTerrain "Pointy" in front, 1 8192x8192 standard terrain, 1 HD Tree (customized), and a full Spectral2 atmosphere.
This is going to be the "official image" of my new website (coming soon). [UPDATE] I rendered this again at 6000px, so now you can get prints of this if you want. The full-view is limited to 1600, but still better than the 1280 it was before!  Daily DeviationGiven 2009-04-04The Elysium Seed by =nukeation stands out with its striking composition and calm serenity. (Suggested by `coolmarvin and Featured by ^joannastar) Comments What did you use Terragen2, Maya? Vue?
 Awesome!!
How you you create such great terrains, dude?  -- Please check out my gallery "It will seem like I'm dead but that's wrong! Just look up to the sky...."  very beautiful scene, vue 7 new and test?
-- Think again.. Your works are really awesome!!!
Wish I could do it half as great as you... -- Please check out my gallery "It will seem like I'm dead but that's wrong! Just look up to the sky...."  wow great!!
 ...another HyperTerrain; can't wait to learn to create them  ...isn't it Arid Peak in the background?? btw that link didn't work -- You can't leave footprints in the sands of time if you're sitting on your butt...and who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? Founder of #VuePort - Devious Digital Nature!  Great work!
  Seems a photography  _-- ~ GraceK ~  :spider: <- Oò?I'm Not sorry for my bad english - try Spanish *Shutter-Vision *macro-club ~Hispanart ~~~~~~~~~~~ Yo apoyo a *noticias  I think that rock pillar you have in the foreground is the best one you've ever created
 I read "four levels of displacement" up there, so did you displace it once, set it to that shape and then repeated three more times? that must ahve made a killer polygon count for that thing alone  What I like best about this one is it's much more "artistic" more than just "a realistic render", it has good depth that suggest the mountain in the back is massive and really far, and perhaps each little gritty spot on its slopes would be a clump of rock like in the foreground  and it also has a nice composition too, the tree and terrain, although significantly different in size - still play equal values in this  -- If retards could fly, this place would be an airport... Now if you'll excuse me, I'm due for my next flight  |
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