Description
This is a scene used in a film I made called "Theevan". I created this scene using:
- ANT Landscape Generator
- Sapling Tree Add-On
- Particle System for grass, trees, rocks and leaves.
Most of the materials are standard blender materials except the ground. The ground texture not included as it was downloaded from CG Textures.com. Any seamless mud texture will do with a bit of bump mapping.
Feel free to use, modify, etc for your works!
Here is the video that contains this scene: (starts at @4:02mins)
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDoLszwmL4Q&w=560&h=315]
Outdoor walkway
Scene
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danan
Uploaded almost 14 years ago
- Downloads
- 1,389
- Likes
- 25
- License
- CC-BY
- Category
- Landscapes
- Blender Version
- 2.6x
- Render Engine
- Blender Internal
- File Size
- 46 MB
Comments (8)
nice movie
@Jim1, Thanks!
Looks cool from the pic, but when I opened it in edit mode there isn't any sky or trees...How do I view it like it looks in the picture? Can I only view it that way once it has been rendered? What do I need to click on? I am new to blender, so that explains it
@John Appleseed, If you render it, it should look like the picture except without the mud texture. In the viewport, the trees are hidden in bounding boxes. This is to save the PC from crashing when opening as there's too many poly's. You can view the trees by selecting the 5th layer, then selecting any box. Then in the Properties window -> Object -> Display, change Type to 'Solid' instead of 'Bounds'. Doing this for all boxes will reveal all the trees but navigation might be really slow if you have a low-end PC. Hope this helps!
Also forgot to mention, you need to unhide the particle systems on the 'Landscape' mesh to see the entire landscape. For the sky, I used the default BI sky and messed with the settings.
I don't understand the movie, but nice model :D
Thanks very much for this scene. I incorporated it recently (combined with Manuelbastioni LAB) to create some renders for a short educational book for primary school science (looking at some common misconceptions that students have about how shadows work). It worked a treat!
I cant find theevan all i could find is this weird thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDoLszwmL4Q
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