JReble
02-28-2003, 02:48 PM
http://www.newtek.com/products/lightwave/gallery/gal/LightWave3D/797.jpg
See those tree covered mountains in the back? Unlike the Bryce-like rocky mountains seen elsewhere, I'm finding these are very hard to create.
Where can I get a lightwave scene and models with some mountains like these? I've heard and seen that it's possible but I've repeatedly fallen short in trying to create them well myself. I'm thankful for the recommendations other Lightwave users have offered on possible ways to create them, but I'm wanting the real deal from somebody who's better at that than I apparently am so please don't tell me about a new technique that might work. My head's too bruised from trying. I'm sure I could come up with some cash if there's a pre-constructed scene with models & textures out there with which I could tinker and incorporate into some of my work. I'm talkin' cash money here people! :)
Also if anyone has anything similar they've created and would be willing to share for reference and education sake it would be greatly appreciated. I'm still wondering why Newtek hasn't released & sold some additional content disks for Lightwave. It would be real nice to have a set of various themes like terrains, nature, environments etc. that gave users the scenes, models and preconstructed textures to have a jumpstart on their personal projects. I think those would sell quite well. Too bad my business isn't on the left coast where the mountains are easier to render. :)
See those tree covered mountains in the back? Unlike the Bryce-like rocky mountains seen elsewhere, I'm finding these are very hard to create.
Where can I get a lightwave scene and models with some mountains like these? I've heard and seen that it's possible but I've repeatedly fallen short in trying to create them well myself. I'm thankful for the recommendations other Lightwave users have offered on possible ways to create them, but I'm wanting the real deal from somebody who's better at that than I apparently am so please don't tell me about a new technique that might work. My head's too bruised from trying. I'm sure I could come up with some cash if there's a pre-constructed scene with models & textures out there with which I could tinker and incorporate into some of my work. I'm talkin' cash money here people! :)
Also if anyone has anything similar they've created and would be willing to share for reference and education sake it would be greatly appreciated. I'm still wondering why Newtek hasn't released & sold some additional content disks for Lightwave. It would be real nice to have a set of various themes like terrains, nature, environments etc. that gave users the scenes, models and preconstructed textures to have a jumpstart on their personal projects. I think those would sell quite well. Too bad my business isn't on the left coast where the mountains are easier to render. :)