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"Bob H." wrote:
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> Thanks. The part that ended up well above ground level in the lower left
> was what I thought of as being like wind-blown snow or dust you see across
> roads or arctic ice or something.
I know what you mean, although it does not really look like that.
> Since you mentioned stormy water I think I'll have to try that now.
>
> Hmm, it's worse that I thought. Well, it has it's good points I guess, see
> for yourselves. The reason for the thinness was because of my balancing out
> large changes in brightness/darkness scattering does to it while trying to
> keep a place to see the landing craft. Basically my typical struggle with
> media.
>
It looks quite good, just replace the water with some RMF
isosurface/heightfield. That would be more realistic for storm IMO.
Christoph
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