Horo:thankyou
Rebel 62: Appreciate your comments.
richter: I am working with Bryce the boat I downloaded had Bryce 5 already on it so I just left it.
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richterArchived
First of all - I really like how the red boat stands out on this mostly white background. Nice inscription too, though I thought you were using Br6 instead of 5th version. Sky could be higher, but it's seems nice and real nontheless. Your glaciers is possible to be that spiky, but they need some sort of weak transparency with refraction stronger then water (>133) but not over 150. The ground reflection is effective, not particularly icy one, but effective. Keep up!
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bullit35744Archived
Thankyou
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Rebel 62Archived
I agree with Horo, nice job.
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HoroArchived
Very nice colours. The sails could do with a tad of transparency and the form of the icebergs might look better if they had a more block like appearance. Though I haven't seen icebergs in reality yet, just pictures and movies. The water looks quite icy to me. Good job, Trish.
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. Hope the crew have warm clothes on! LOL.
Horo:thankyou Rebel 62: Appreciate your comments. richter: I am working with Bryce the boat I downloaded had Bryce 5 already on it so I just left it.
First of all - I really like how the red boat stands out on this mostly white background. Nice inscription too, though I thought you were using Br6 instead of 5th version. Sky could be higher, but it's seems nice and real nontheless. Your glaciers is possible to be that spiky, but they need some sort of weak transparency with refraction stronger then water (>133) but not over 150. The ground reflection is effective, not particularly icy one, but effective. Keep up!
Thankyou
I agree with Horo, nice job.
Very nice colours. The sails could do with a tad of transparency and the form of the icebergs might look better if they had a more block like appearance. Though I haven't seen icebergs in reality yet, just pictures and movies. The water looks quite icy to me. Good job, Trish.