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I Just Wanted to Post an Image Thread
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Hornet3d
Wise
Hornet3d
Wise
Hornet3d
Wise
Yes, and I think there's a grownup set like that, but I don't recall if it's for V4 or one of the Genesis gals.
Ken, Deecey made a media gallery for maisie here:
Maisie Gallery | HiveWire 3D Community
Maisie Gallery | HiveWire 3D Community
Carey
Extraordinary
excellent
eclark1894
Visionary
Roger Rabbit, Hornet.
Hornet3d
Wise
Thank you for the correction, just shows I should not post in the early hours of the morning, or any other time given my senility. Peter Rabbit was of course a very different character.
quietrob
Extraordinary
It is coming VERY nicely.I have a feeling it's going to be one of those outfits where people say, "Hey! Where did you get that?" And the answer would be, "Sorry, I don't remember" when for sure they do!
How do you like working with M4 versus Tyler? Is grouping an issue?
How do you like working with M4 versus Tyler? Is grouping an issue?
seachnasaigh
Energetic
@Dreamer Surreal.
Good progress, @Rokket
For the previous version of Lothlorien, I made 360' pano renders in Vue to get a landscape/treeline. The entire Lothlorien terrain mesh was considerably larger; I cut out the central circular portion for Poser, and the outer portion (with the cut edges extended downward to avoid the camera seeing under) was used for the Vue panos.
Because of image map limits of the time, I broke the backdrop/sky dome into quadrants to keep good resolution. But those panos are long and difficult to make (you *need* a rack of servers), and you can't change sun direction.
So, for this version, I'm trying a sky-only dome, with the outer terrain/treeline using the alpha map. There appears to be fringe on the outer terrain background (but it may be translucence from the Vue render's sun position to the left); I'll see if I can fix that.
Good progress, @Rokket
For the previous version of Lothlorien, I made 360' pano renders in Vue to get a landscape/treeline. The entire Lothlorien terrain mesh was considerably larger; I cut out the central circular portion for Poser, and the outer portion (with the cut edges extended downward to avoid the camera seeing under) was used for the Vue panos.
Because of image map limits of the time, I broke the backdrop/sky dome into quadrants to keep good resolution. But those panos are long and difficult to make (you *need* a rack of servers), and you can't change sun direction.
So, for this version, I'm trying a sky-only dome, with the outer terrain/treeline using the alpha map. There appears to be fringe on the outer terrain background (but it may be translucence from the Vue render's sun position to the left); I'll see if I can fix that.
Hornet3d
Wise
@Dreamer Surreal.
Good progress, @Rokket
For the previous version of Lothlorien, I made 360' pano renders in Vue to get a landscape/treeline. The entire Lothlorien terrain mesh was considerably larger; I cut out the central circular portion for Poser, and the outer portion (with the cut edges extended downward to avoid the camera seeing under) was used for the Vue panos.
Because of image map limits of the time, I broke the backdrop/sky dome into quadrants to keep good resolution. But those panos are long and difficult to make (you *need* a rack of servers), and you can't change sun direction.
So, for this version, I'm trying a sky-only dome, with the outer terrain/treeline using the alpha map. There appears to be fringe on the outer terrain background (but it may be translucence from the Vue render's sun position to the left); I'll see if I can fix that.
Damn, that is looking good.