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Looks awesome! But is it possible to get some more friendly light into this? The Current light setup looks ratter unfriendly.Did some more, dont know that i like Weathertop too much, also upgrading to pro so i need all the cpu i can get. Enjoy:
Imgur is over cap right now so im using my own site to host, that probs means its loading slower, sry :/
Ya, as i said above, I have only been using the rendering program for about 24 hours now. I plan to learn more about how to make the renders look better, that is just a few of the shots i made really quick, I plan to do loads more when i have c4d installed again.Looks awesome! But is it possible to get some more friendly light into this? The Current light setup looks ratter unfriendly.
ya im looking into that with c4d, in anyone has used it before and could show me that would be awesome, again really new to that software and happy i even got it as reflective as i did. Also ill see if i can do that, it would be tomorrow tho b/c the import and export takes 3-4 hours before i can even start rendering.OMFG this is incredibruuuu
One thing: Any way you could make the water look better (transparent or reflecting)?
Oh yeah and could you make me a shot where you actually can see Silvertine, Redhorn and Cloudyhead (Silvertine is the one with the tower, Redhorn is the one at the pass with the reddish blocks and Cloudyead is at 3273 255 -2596) Please?
is the water a shader thing or did you add that in? because while it is nice looking water it seems weird next to blocky minecraft stuffIf he's willing to offer some tips, ask freshy about C4d.
But I tried editing it a bit myself.
Added a bit of fog to the foreground as well.The white mountains could really use a facelift :l
Thing i'm not completely satisfied with is the sky, feels too synthetic. If anyone has a better suggestion, throw it at me.
EDIT: Here's a little test, adding fog to the background.
wow that water looks super good, what did you use to add that liquid texture?If he's willing to offer some tips, ask freshy about C4d.
But I tried editing it a bit myself.
Added a bit of fog to the foreground as well.The white mountains could really use a facelift :l
Thing i'm not completely satisfied with is the sky, feels too synthetic. If anyone has a better suggestion, throw it at me.
EDIT: Here's a little test, adding fog to the background.
Heres the kicker. I literally stole it from one of fresh's C4d renders.wow that water looks super good, what did you use to add that liquid texture?