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Andreseloy

#82

This is another application of the technique demonstrated by Lemonnado. I inflated a few times up to a hundred, then I deflated a couple of times, then I inversed the masking and inflated again. All of this happened on a 3D terrain converted to PM.
Great thread Lemo!

[LandScape.jpg](javascript:zb_insimg(‘27014’,‘LandScape.jpg’,1,0))

#83

That looks nice Mytholon, very alien…

#84

Nothing fancy… just followed Lemonnado’s instructions. Thanks very much for taking the time to show us this cool process Lemonnado. :smiley:

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#85

That was a very nice landscape method you posted.
Could you explain it a wee bit more thoroughly for me.
eg the starting map and the steps after.
Did you use sharp edges or soft in the map?

Big thanx

#86

Had time to play…

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Lemo you’re a legend…:+1:

#87

Wow, breathtaking results for Breakfast!
:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:
Lemo

#88

Here is my quick greeble …thanks for the tut ; )

#89

Space Station Zeebla! :rolleyes:

Well… actually it’s a secret shot of Aurick, Ryan, and Pixolator working on the Zbrush 2.5 Core!
[SpaceStationZeeble.jpg](javascript:zb_insimg(‘27085’,‘SpaceStationZeeble.jpg’,1,0))
Lemo

#90

Hahahha, you become more and more crazy, but I enjoy it :+1:

#91

My contribution, unfinished but…

Thanks for the movie tut ! :wink:

Reuben

#92

Here is another alien landscape created with the same method.

[Landscape2.jpg](javascript:zb_insimg(‘27093’,‘LandScape2T.jpg’,1,0))

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#93

very inspiring thread and posts! :+1:

Thanks!

#94

Well we used to do this kind of stuff with Renderman (and various APIs) using shaders. So this is cool. In fact so cool I decided to use it as the cityscape for an animated hero character, should be fun. :wink:

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#95

Jason, must be fun to rotate the city scape while the camera is close and is dodging buildings… The perpetual city…
Lemo

#96

Haha lemonnado, you discovered my insane logic! :wink: Once the various paths are layed out, rotation speed does all the work. some of the building sides make great billboards as well. This looks like a fun thing to play with. :wink:

#97

Lol, I made that with a cylinder and a deformer in XSI. The cylinder rotated and the deformer squished it a bit all the time so there was a flat part. I think I watched it rolling on my screen for 20 minutes… Like the weather channel… once you watch… you never stop…
Lemo

#98

[QUOTE=Jason Belec]… decided to use it as the cityscape for an animated hero character, should be fun. ;)[QUOTE]

I was thinking just a cpl days ago that this could be a good way to lay out cities :). Was also wondering how accurate it could be … but maybe it doesnt have to be extremly accurate, guess u would just need to map heights to intensity or whatever.

#99

Lemonado, about five days ago, in this thread you showed a sphere with an incredible amount of text on it. How did you achieve that incredible clarity. No matter how much I subdivide or play around with text in photoshop can I get that degree of crispness. I’ve followed your suggestions here but I must be missing something.

Brian

#100

I used a filter called Sinedots to create the texture . The fill background shows some of the image but with a z mat added.
zeeble sinedots
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