Any ideas on stars, I could try playing around with a large hollow sphere
with a noised-pigment, I tried the Galaxy plugin for Moray, but got lots of
fancy Star-Trek stuff that I couldn't get rid off - I got a galaxy rather
than a night sky (suprisingly), but hoped to twist it.  HF's for the upper
snow was an idea, but I think is a little beyond me, I would have to angle
the snow and set it up to work throughout the scene (the roof is at varying
degrees throughout), thinking on it though I could stretch and repeat if
necessary <thinking>.  OK maybe that is a good idea, thanks

Peter Cracknell (.com)

"Jamie Davison" <jam### [at] dh70qdu-netcom> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 12 Nov 2000 16:23:23 -0000, Peter Cracknell wrote...
> > The snowman I made for use on Christmas cards (for a school project this
> > time last year) has made a comeback within my Christmas scene.  The
house
> > has gone under a lot of changes since its original post (scrapped
individual
> > bricks) and now theres a heightfield for the snow along with Christmas
> > Lights and an 'indoors'.
> >
> > All comments and suggestions welcome
>
> How about adding some aurora borealis to the night sky?  Or some stars?
> Or both?
>
> Have you thought of using HF's for the snow on the roof surfaces?
>
> It looks much better with the first floor windows added though, and the
> camera position has made it look a bit more like a house and less like a
> toy or model.
>
> Bye for now,
>      Jamie.

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