Giles Tran's grass macro rewritten and a rock maker macro which I don't remember the
author of.

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On 20/02/14 18:33, Ger wrote:
> Giles Tran's grass macro rewritten and a rock maker macro which I don't remember the
author of.
> 

Hmm. Nice. Only one negative comment: the sky seems to be a bit dark for
the time of day and the scene is a little lacking in brilliance. Gamma
problems?

John
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Doctor John wrote:

> On 20/02/14 18:33, Ger wrote:
>> Giles Tran's grass macro rewritten and a rock maker macro which I don't
>> remember the author of.
>> 
> 
> Hmm. Nice. 

Thanks

> Only one negative comment: the sky seems to be a bit dark for
> the time of day and the scene is a little lacking in brilliance. 

Who says it's a "here and now" Earth sky? It could be from the times when wizards and
magicians ruled the Earth.

> Gamma problems?
> 

Don't think (hope) so.

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Ger <No.### [at] ThankYou> wrote:
> Giles Tran's grass macro rewritten and a rock maker macro which I don't remember the
author of.
>
> --
>
> Ger

Nice rocks/grass and the sand looks pretty good, could maybe do with being a bit
more grainy.

Sean

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Ger <No.### [at] ThankYou> wrote:
> Doctor John wrote:
> > Only one negative comment: the sky seems to be a bit dark for
> > the time of day and the scene is a little lacking in brilliance.
>
> Who says it's a "here and now" Earth sky? It could be from the times when wizards
and magicians ruled the Earth.

Earth?  Who says it's Earth?  ;-)

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Nice! I do like those alien plants.

It does look a bit dark-- but it also reminds me of what our eyes do when they
first confront a really *bright* scene: they kind of temporarily 'shut down' for
a moment, to adjust to the brightness.

In any case, a nice image, with a 'mysterious' quality.

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wrote:

> Ger <No.### [at] ThankYou> wrote:
>> Doctor John wrote:
>> > Only one negative comment: the sky seems to be a bit dark for
>> > the time of day and the scene is a little lacking in brilliance.
>>
>> Who says it's a "here and now" Earth sky? It could be from the times when
>> wizards and magicians ruled the Earth.
> 
> Earth?  Who says it's Earth?  ;-)

Exactly :)
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Ger

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On 20-2-2014 19:33, Ger wrote:
> Giles Tran's grass macro rewritten and a rock maker macro which I don't remember the
author of.
>

I like this!

I learned (from Clipka) to put some 'glass' beads (properly scaled) in 
the forefront. It enhances the sand feel. Otherwise, a granite 
micronormal normal, also only for the front half will give the right 
sandy effect.

Thomas

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On 20-2-2014 19:33, Ger wrote:
> Giles Tran's grass macro rewritten and a rock maker macro which I don't remember the
author of.
>

At this moment, I know of two rock makers: Bob Roseman (PRThull Rock 
Tool, a standalone app for Win95) and John VanSickle (Makerock.inc). 
There was a third one, which I lost over the years. I guess that is the 
one you used, deduced from the shape of your rocks. However, there may 
have been more rock makers abroad ;-)

Thomas

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Thomas de Groot wrote:

> 
> At this moment, I know of two rock makers: Bob Roseman (PRThull Rock
> Tool, a standalone app for Win95) and John VanSickle (Makerock.inc).
> There was a third one, which I lost over the years. I guess that is the
> one you used, deduced from the shape of your rocks. However, there may
> have been more rock makers abroad ;-)
> 
Come to think of it, I'm pretty sure it was John VanSickle's makerock.inc.
I have never used a W95 program for it.
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Ger

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