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Great little story Alan. Nice composition. May I ask, what methods are you going to use to do the waterfall?
Great little story Alan. Nice composition. May I ask, what methods are you going to use to do the waterfall?
Hi Brendan, thanks for your comment.
The Idea is to find a nice waterfall texture, then I´ll edit it in photoshop to fit my composition, after that I’ll export it into rhino with the command “Heighfield from image” to create a bump surface, then I´ll use that same texture with Maxwell Render using a water based material and finally I think Im going to add some splash and fine detail in post production in photoshop.
Hope you like the results.
Alan