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Image produced by Digital Element Inc.
A nice example of different kinds of flowers in WorldBuilder.
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Image produced by Digital Element Inc.
Californian landscape. |
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Image produced by Digital Element Iinc.
Pathfinder.
Example of integration between WorldBuilder and Maya.
Convenient import of animated Maya meshes and cameras,
advanced Z-Buffer composer and shadow mask recorder... |
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Image produced by Digital Element Iinc.
Oak.
A tree from a new library of plants (Plants thematic library
2). The tree uses Compound Material extensively - for
patches of moss on the trunk and for foliage with complex
photometry. |
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Image produced by Digital Element Inc.
Park Trail.
Inspired by a real place in Moscow park "Bitsa".
There are four light sources in the scene: yellow-orange
sun, slightly blue ambient and parallel light from sky,
and greenish back light. The Sky and Sun lights have shadow
maps. Tree trunks use a compound material that mixes moss
and lichen into regular bark texture. The foliage also
uses a compound material, that makes leaves 'shine through'
when they are not in a shadow. The trail is colored by
a compound material as well. Finally, there is a layered
two color fog that adds some depth to the tree crowns. |
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Image produced by Digital Element Inc.
Wysteria model for Poser by Mehndi imported into WorldBuilder
directly from a pzr file. The final rendering was done
in 5250x3500 resolution with Production rendering. Maximum
memory used 900Mb during rendering. The scene has 5 light
sources with soft aa-buffered shadows.
The WorldBuilder scene was created by Igor Borovikov. |
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A great example of poser integration inside WorldBuilder.
Image created by Anna Butina. |
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Image produced by EMECSTUDIOS NV.
An interesting animation of a camera flying through a
grass field over a water surface...almost everything can
be animated in WorldBuilder.
Created by Davy Beunckens,
www.emecstudios.be |
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Image produced by Digital Blasphemy.
Sunset fog by Ryan Bliss.
'This image was inspired by the Viejas Fire that hit the
Alpine, CA area early in 2001. Winds on the first day
blew the smoke out to sea, resulting in an eerie blood-red
sunset. This midwestern farmboy had never seen anything
like it. I've tried to replicate that sky here.'
For a higher resolution version of this picture as well
as many other WorldBuilder images and animations visit
Digital Blasphemy at www.digitalblasphemy.com |
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Image produced by Digital Blasphemy.
Glenwood and Sky Song by Ryan Bliss.
'Glenwood. The trees are Adlers with a custom leaf texture
& clip map. I've found that trees with polygonal leaves
work better for volumetric lights than the trees with
airbrush leaves. When creating volumetric lights I first
try to generate as large a shadow map as possible with
the volumetric light filter disabled. Once the render
is complete I 'Step Forward' and add the volumetric filter.
The first thing I do is crank the media density to around
10 and do a quick test render with low quality settings.
The high media density really brings out the details in
the light filter and makes it easy to see if the light
angle needs to be adjusted. If the angle is okay, I'll
then adjust the media density and the color settings as
necessary and do test renders until I like what I see.
Changing the light angle means I've to re-render the shadow
map, so I like to get it right the first time.'
Ryan Bliss
Digital Blasphemy
You'll find many more examples of Ryan's artwork at
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