Ok, I was feeling left out with all the landscapes posted...

This is a project I started some time ago to create some terrain 
textures.  Kind of lagged until recently when I started playing around 
with PlanetGenesis and needed some textures, so I resumed the project.

No media, just fog, three height_fields generated by PlanetGenesis, and 
some pure Pov procedural textures.

RG

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gonzo wrote:
> Ok, I was feeling left out with all the landscapes posted...

   Wellcome to the POV-Ray Landscapist Club!

> This is a project I started some time ago to create some terrain 
> textures.  Kind of lagged until recently when I started playing around 
> with PlanetGenesis and needed some textures, so I resumed the project.
> 
> No media, just fog, three height_fields generated by PlanetGenesis, and 
> some pure Pov procedural textures.

   The texture seems too grainy (or it has a too uniform grain), but the 
overall impression is good. The mountains seem a bit smooth... perhaps 
you can use the hf to create an isosurface and add some rocky detail.

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Jaime

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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote:
>    Wellcome to the POV-Ray Landscapist Club!

Cool, get my very own PRLC bathroom key!


>    The texture seems too grainy (or it has a too uniform grain), but the
> overall impression is good.

Yeah, I notice it looks grainier posted here than when I viewed it at home.
Part of it is my loose_stones texture needs to be scaled larger, but not
sure what else happened, I should probably use better AA, but then it
didn't look that grainy until I converted it to .jpg


> perhaps you can use the hf to create an isosurface and add some
> rocky detail.

I'll probably try that somewhere along the line, I haven't played much with
isosurfaces yet.  I'm mainly going for speed right now, this only takes
about 4 min to render.

RG

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