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On the Oka River

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On the Oka River

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Bryce 7 Pro. Render Normal AA. Time 5:26:49. Lighting: Sphere Dome Light and sun. In a scene two Bryce trees, two xFrog trees, two grasses from library and two terrains. For cloning of plants Instancing Lab is used. The chapel modeled from primitives.

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slepalexArchived

Thanks, Rashad. If you speak about a haze, then look at an inspiration source of inspiration to the reference which I placed above. I tried to make work most close to the original. Now about transparency of foliage for xFrog. Actually I broke brains over this problem few years ago. And I, at last, found the solution. It also is based on your method. I found the solution for Bryce tree with the user texture of foliage. But this way can be applied also to xFrog tree, having replaced in a material the texture and the mask for the alphachannel from the corresponding of a xFrog tree. Later I will send you by mail in personal correspondence files with the solution of this task.

rashadcarter1Archived

As always, the light and textures and other elements fits together perfectly. I might have wanted a little more atmosphere maybe in the form of haze? Not sure. In this example there is no translucency, which would matter to most viewers but I know how well you have utilized translucency. If these are Xfrog plants then translucency is not possible because the channel is already occupied with the blend transparency. This sky males me feel like we are due for a rain soon.

HoroArchived

LAA You're right, LAA won't be of any use to you at the moment. Win 7 uses between 1.5 and 2 GB already. Without at least 6 GB, LAA doesn't make any sense. You've got the landscape really like the photograph. This is a great accomplishment.

slepalexArchived

* Thank you, Horo. These are the places where he lived in the early 20th century Russian poet Sergei Yesenin.

HoroArchived

I can really smell the scene, it looks so real. I'm not fully convinced with the chapel, but I haven't visited your country yet and I cannot judge whether it is right or wrong. 5/5 in any case from me.

c-ramArchived

* Very impressive Alex! I really appreciate both of those two renders especially Oka River. Just a little thing about your chapel : to me it needs more bump on it. Just a question : do you use large adress aware with Bryce? Thank you for your great renders, it shows that Bryce is alive and perhaps again the greatest tool to provide landscape scenes! 5 stars for those stunning artworks.