cliffs & buttes: 50 vue 6 terrains
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for vue 6. optimal for vue 6 infinite & xstream. vue 6 esprit owners: please see
special notes below.
a collection of cliffs & buttes (flat-topped mountains). vob format.
buttes are ideal when you need flat areas to add castles, towers, towns & figures.
there are also some steep, high-angled cliffs for scenic views, or for climbing
questing characters. 8 bonus files are also included.
most saved at a managable resolution of 512 (increasing to 1024 more than triples
the file size). a little trick you can use to get more detail is increasing the size to
1024 in the terrain editor right before you render. a few are saved at 1024.
special notes below.
a collection of cliffs & buttes (flat-topped mountains). vob format.
buttes are ideal when you need flat areas to add castles, towers, towns & figures.
there are also some steep, high-angled cliffs for scenic views, or for climbing
questing characters. 8 bonus files are also included.
most saved at a managable resolution of 512 (increasing to 1024 more than triples
the file size). a little trick you can use to get more detail is increasing the size to
1024 in the terrain editor right before you render. a few are saved at 1024.
50 procedural & standard terrains,
created in vue 6 infinite.
the entire package is available at renderosity.
click on the thumbnails for larger images.
created in vue 6 infinite.
the entire package is available at renderosity.
click on the thumbnails for larger images.
some larger individual previews: click here.
****special note for vue 6 esprit owners:
the procedural terrains in my packs should load just fine in esprit.they are
usually created first as standard terrains, then converted. vue esprit will load
these & resize them with no problem. please note however, a terrain which
BEGINS as an vue infinite procedural terrain may require a workaround in esprit.
altho it will load just fine, it may sometimes flatten & squash in the scene if
resized. it will be okay if left unresized.
here is the workaround for resizing: load the terrain, do not resize it
immediately. go into the terrain editor. convert it from a procedural to a standard
terrain. resize the terrain in the scene. then go back into the terrain editor &
change it back to a procedural. interestingly, terrains begun as procedural, then
converted to standard, then back to procedural do NOT seem to require the
workaround.
happy rendering!
the procedural terrains in my packs should load just fine in esprit.they are
usually created first as standard terrains, then converted. vue esprit will load
these & resize them with no problem. please note however, a terrain which
BEGINS as an vue infinite procedural terrain may require a workaround in esprit.
altho it will load just fine, it may sometimes flatten & squash in the scene if
resized. it will be okay if left unresized.
here is the workaround for resizing: load the terrain, do not resize it
immediately. go into the terrain editor. convert it from a procedural to a standard
terrain. resize the terrain in the scene. then go back into the terrain editor &
change it back to a procedural. interestingly, terrains begun as procedural, then
converted to standard, then back to procedural do NOT seem to require the
workaround.
happy rendering!
