Author Topic: first try at landscape using corona  (Read 9671 times)

2015-06-12, 18:27:29

efflam

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Hey guys I just bought 1 month of Corona and having lots of fun so far, this is my first try at doing a Landscape, i'm making a Night scene of this one with HQ laubwerks plants instead of Onyx trees.

Stats: 9 million unique polygons, 20 millions instanced, used CoronaProxy and CoronaScatter, global volume material with 0.5 directional , made it in one evening






here is a  screengrab:



Currently doing the night one, and I am very impressed by CoronaVolumeMtl !


hope you guys like it.
« Last Edit: 2015-06-12, 18:36:53 by efflam »

2015-06-12, 18:54:54
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racoonart

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Looking great! Impressive work, especially for one evening :)
I love the soft light on the trees at the left side of the image.
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2015-06-12, 18:56:33
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maru

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Brilliant! Seeing this in motion would be great!
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2015-06-12, 21:40:43
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pokoy

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This is 200% fantastic!! :D


2015-06-13, 02:47:06
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Shawn Astrom

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Sweet work! Can't wait till there are some scatter features added to C4D.

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2015-06-13, 14:46:25
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nice scene and good try with corona and landscape, 2 things :

- still can't beat the real thing (as in landscape photography), and will probably almost never, which leads to the next point.
- try to add some level of human intervention (with the landscape), something that is not naturally occurring or an artefact of nature  - ie like cave holes or some kind of dwellings / ruins or semblance of a stairway somewhere, or floating rocks, or a crash landing of a spacecraft... even a farnsworth house will normally raise the effect.
« Last Edit: 2015-06-13, 14:49:48 by spadestick »

2015-06-13, 15:42:13
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looks like a pinting :) very nice rock materials!!

2015-06-15, 14:52:01
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how do u go about the global volume material in corona? i cant even find where its located so how do i and where do i use it and what are the benefits pls? any example via images to reference its effects clearly is welcome. thanks

2015-06-15, 17:19:19
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maru

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how do u go about the global volume material in corona? i cant even find where its located so how do i and where do i use it and what are the benefits pls? any example via images to reference its effects clearly is welcome. thanks
Grab this :) https://coronarenderer.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/5000534910
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2015-06-15, 17:44:52
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yagi

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thank you very much @maru

2015-06-16, 00:34:32
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Alberto Vosgerau

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2015-06-16, 00:48:47
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looks really awesome!
about the signature... please tone it down, thanks!
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2015-06-16, 11:47:12
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Fantastic, I like it !

2015-06-17, 04:43:58
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i love the calmness of the overall scene.