Thanks guys
Quote from: njeneb on December 04, 2010, 02:49:12 PM
Naming is difficult...
The ice is really great. I like the rest also, except where the rocks have the dark lines at their bases. I think snow would have drifted to cover that.
Yes the dark lines is perhaps a bit strange, but I kept it the way it is since I don't think it isn't that inaccurate. The slope is >80 degrees so snow wouldn't lie there.
I made one version which covers the stones as well but the surface looked to smooth and especially way too thick.
So I made one snowlayer for the ground with intersect underlying and one layer on the stones with intersect favour depressions.
This way I could at least get some thick snow look, but it did not allow me to give full coverage without loosing smoothness (it results in razorsharp spikes everywhere).
Besides that, like I told, it isn't that inaccurate. Perhaps a little odd indeed.
Quote from: Hetzen on December 04, 2010, 03:26:48 PM
The 'Look' is excellent as always, but I don't think you need all those trees up that mountain Martin. I think your image would look better if they were left on the bank and maybe up that mid left ridge.
Also your clouds don't seem to have much definition, I would have thought if they were clouds they'd have more bellows in them, or if it's blown snow, then thinner and whispier. Sorry, atm they don't look convincing.
I looked at it again and you may be right about the trees. I used masks from World-Machine so the coverage is quite natural (no trees in eroded areas). I think an altitude restriction will take care of it all.
I kept the clouds because I really liked the centre part of it. I considered adding another layer and mask this one out at the centre, but the rendering took sooo long
Quote from: neuspadrin on December 04, 2010, 02:49:34 PM
Wow, beautiful. Love the wisps of snow drifting across the ice. And guessing thats some new usage 2.2 clouds going on for the summit? Nice.
Yup
Quote from: Seth on December 04, 2010, 03:28:27 PM
the clouds are a bit strange, on the right part, they look like just plain white paint.
the ice and snow on it look good but as njeneb stated, the dark lines at the base of the rocks look a bit odd.
mmmmh I'd say let's wait for the real final render to be done to judge this one
I always have arguments with TG2's lame glow controls. Always at the side of the sun there's this ridiculous bright glow. If I set both to 0 then still it is there.
As you can read above I kept the cloud because of its centre, which looks very nice imho. I tried to reduce the diffuse colour of the cloud but then the centre would look like an ash cloud
I'll continue to fine-tune this one tomorrow
Thanks guys!
Cheers,
Martin