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On 23-5-2013 10:17, Paolo Gibellini wrote:
It is a splendid image, and for the eagle... could be Gwaihir returning
> home after rescuing Gandalf :-P?
Thank you Paolo. Yes, maybe Gwaihir, although I don't believe that was a
'bald' eagle... ;-)
>
> GeoControl seems interesting. It's simpler to use respect to Terragen?
It is very different from Terragen indeed, but certainly extremely
simple to use. One of its main assets is that it enables you to work
with 'layers', i.e. different separate terrains which can then be
averaged, added, multiplied, etc. Also the large sizes to be used is
good. Up to 4096x4096. The present image is based on a 1024x1024 tga
height_field map.
Thomas
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On Thu, 23 May 2013 09:07:51 +0200, Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degroot org>
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> On 22-5-2013 21:44, Alain wrote:
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>> The eagle gives a sence of scale, BIG! Realy big terrain.
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> Ah! Thanks Alain. That was the intention but I feel as if the relative
> sizes are in conflict. Maybe I need a little feature on the terrain to
> emphasize the contrast and/or a bit of atmospheric media.
How about a lone bush or a dead tree?
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-Nekar Xenos-
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Off to a good start. Would appear more ominous, perhaps with a road or some
other sign of endangered life present.
-Shay
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On 23-5-2013 23:58, Shay wrote:
> Off to a good start. Would appear more ominous, perhaps with a road or
> some other sign of endangered life present.
>
Thanks. I am exploring different options...
Thomas
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Some changes and a couple of additions (for you to find).
I think this is about the final stage. I feel that I should not work
much more on this.
Thomas
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An interesting alternative
Thomas
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On 24/05/2013 12:23 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> Some changes and a couple of additions (for you to find).
>
> I think this is about the final stage. I feel that I should not work
> much more on this.
>
I hate to say it bit I prefer the mist in the first image.
The texture of the eagle is better in the second one and your other
things have been designed intelligently to evolve good camouflage. ;-)
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Stephen
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On 24-5-2013 15:56, Stephen wrote:
> I hate to say it bit I prefer the mist in the first image.
I lost the first :-(
> The texture of the eagle is better in the second one and your other
> things have been designed intelligently to evolve good camouflage. ;-)
>
Yes, the original eagle wings were wrongly textured by Poser, so I had
to go back to nature. Still have to do something about the tail.
Thomas
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On 24/05/2013 2:55 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> An interesting alternative
>
It is in Bolivar. Some one has dropped his marching powder. :-P
I like this too.
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Stephen
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On 24/05/2013 3:41 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 24-5-2013 15:56, Stephen wrote:
>> I hate to say it bit I prefer the mist in the first image.
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> I lost the first :-(
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The way of the World, I'm afraid.
>> The texture of the eagle is better in the second one and your other
>> things have been designed intelligently to evolve good camouflage. ;-)
>>
> Yes, the original eagle wings were wrongly textured by Poser, so I had
> to go back to nature. Still have to do something about the tail.
>
That does happen.
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Stephen
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