Push the Limits by environaut

Terragen • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Mar 02, 2006

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I really like the way this one turned out...much better than Arid:panorama I think. :) Rendersize: 18,000x3,000 pixels Rendertime: 2 days, 2 hours, 51 minutes (ultra AA and extra-blended detail turned on) Terrain: 4097x4097 WM 1.25 standard edition terrain Postwork (in this exact order): open, sharpen, resize to 9,000x1,500, sharpen, resize to 4,500x750, sharpen, resize to 2250x375, sharpen, save. Please enjoy this one....I'm quite happy with it. :D --Mike

Comments (15)

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athesdan

2:17PM | Thu, 02 March 2006

awesome !!!! the rendertime is amazing !!! beautiful work !! sky , terrain and surface are marvelous !! v

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Tiwiwine

2:44PM | Thu, 02 March 2006

Very impressive and extremely well done. The only thing is that I'm not sure that multiple sharpen/resize were needed. Is there any difference if you directly resize at 2250x375, then sharpen ?

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lior

4:13PM | Thu, 02 March 2006

Stunning V

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azrabella

4:47PM | Thu, 02 March 2006

Wonderful, but you must have some patience.

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crazymonkey69

5:30PM | Thu, 02 March 2006

Nice man...love that terrain :)

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Ionel

6:05PM | Thu, 02 March 2006

I agree with Tiwiwine and I have the same question! And I agree with azrabella too!!!

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Haroon

6:11PM | Thu, 02 March 2006

Fantastic work - one point, I think Ultra-AA is for the edge of water to terrain - not necessary to turn it on here. Keep on going! @Tiwiwine and @Ionel: there is surely a large difference between resizing and sharpening vs. resizing in steps. But do not overdo it!

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