Reply With QuoteIt looks like a good start but I'd have to see it bigger and in a range.
Fighting with Mountains
Testing my ability to make mountains. I followed one of the tuts but then I always just end up painting the whole thing.
This is just a tiny project where I am working on my method of creating them but I figured I would post it for folks to kick around.
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It looks like a good start but I'd have to see it bigger and in a range.
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You know, you are right, the style does look better in a range of mountains as in my WIP in another thread.
Still, it seems like it takes me too much effort to make a mountain. I guess I'll just keep experimenting until I get what I want.
It seems when I use the tutorials, I end up with a mountain that starts out ok but then doesn't shape up correctly near the top. It's like the top implodes or something...Hey, maybe I should just settle for making volcanoes
“When it’s over and you look in the mirror, did you do the best that you were capable of? If so, the score does not matter. But if you find that you did your best you were capable of, you will find it to your liking.” -John Wooden
I've been doing a lot of mountains lately and I reckon isolated mountains take more work to make them look right. A lot easier in mountains.
Damn now I have to work out how to do volcanoes (I already have a couple of plateus I like).
-doug
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