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Looked at a few tutorials, and decided to make this scene. Its 132,480 polys in total.


Click on the image for a 1280x800 pixel one. (size of my desktop)

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Hehe, nice one mate

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agreed, very nice...you're working with max aren't you?

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blaXXer wrote:

agreed, very nice...you're working with max aren't you?

yea, max 7.

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I might get my handso n combustion during this semester...hehe this gonna be some serious fun

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Nice, and I like how you've arranged it in your signature version.

But it does suffer from a lack of surface detail on the larger picture. You'll want to try adding only minute bump and diffuse maps to the grass to give it a more realistic look.

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Great work, Cube! One of these days, I need to look up how to properly make renders.

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Armondikov wrote:

But it does suffer from a lack of surface detail on the larger picture. You'll want to try adding only minute bump and diffuse maps to the grass to give it a more realistic look.

Thanks for the tip. I'll give bump-mapping a try.

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Or you can use a UV to map the ribs onto the grass. Same technique as doing hair.

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