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Published: 2017-09-20 17:09:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 400; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 0
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On my quest about realism and inspired by a render from geograpcics, I've try to compose a fall, which everyone know is quite difficult in Bryce.This fall is made of terrains and I am using fuzzy factor to render the water effect.
Vegetation is very luxurious as you can see and to fill the entire scene, I have model only one layer of bush for the walls (speedtree). This layer is duplicate and rotate to cover the entire background.
The other part of the vegetation is made of differents Xfrog plants.
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Tu pousses Bryce dans ses limites ! bravo
je suis toujours impressionné de ce que tu créé avec Bryce !
Le rendu doit être particulièrement long !!!
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Merci bien! Pas si long que ça en fait.. Je veux dire, j'ai déjà fait beauuuucoup plus long!! La il y en a pour à peu près 72 heures avec deux i7 (4790k et 6600k). J'ai une image en cour de calcul depuis plusieurs semaines. Je la fais calculer par intermittence les nuits.
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Very impressive sight!
The waterfall is made of terrain?
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Yes, waterfall are made of terrains. 4 terrains per fall using different transparency levels on each.
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very nice! have you ever tried nanus waterfalls it was free years ago Nanus at Renderosity
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Thank you Fractal2cry! Nanus waterfall is sweet to use with Vue but doesn't work with Bryce.
Unfortunately there's not a lot of way to model a fall in bryce. Even more if you want to model a real looking fall.
What seems to work in a certain camera angle may appear totally different in another angle.
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so you cant use a tif or png waterfall?
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Yes, you can use it of course. It's hard to explain but, in Bryce you can use terrains editor to build falls.
You can load a picture in this terrains to blend a picture but when comes the time to add the same picture as a material for this fall while using alpha channel, this is producing visible artifacts along the terrain.
Another way could be the trick to use the picture as a simple object on a single plane but in this case you'll be unable to make the fall fit perfectly the height of the scenery.
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guess I will stick with vue and daz!
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