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A little experiment in Water
RubberEagle
What's a rubber eagle used for, anyway?
ok, so frozen water...
Anyways, i was watching Titan A.E. again, and decided i'd want to do something like the ice-crystal field...
of course i was to lazy to model actual crystals, so i settled for something more asteroid like...
[url=http://members.inode.at/clemens.gritsch/iceasteroidstest3.jpg][IMG]http://members.inode.at/clemens.gritsch/iceasteroidstest3_thumb.jpg[/IMG] [/url]
[url=http://members.inode.at/clemens.gritsch/iceasteroidstest3_nofog.jpg]And without the fog[/url]
Originally there was a ship in there to be reflected in the ice cubes, but it never looked right, so i took it out again, and (as you can see on the second picture) it didn't look any good until i put the fog in..
Anyways, i was watching Titan A.E. again, and decided i'd want to do something like the ice-crystal field...
of course i was to lazy to model actual crystals, so i settled for something more asteroid like...
[url=http://members.inode.at/clemens.gritsch/iceasteroidstest3.jpg][IMG]http://members.inode.at/clemens.gritsch/iceasteroidstest3_thumb.jpg[/IMG] [/url]
[url=http://members.inode.at/clemens.gritsch/iceasteroidstest3_nofog.jpg]And without the fog[/url]
Originally there was a ship in there to be reflected in the ice cubes, but it never looked right, so i took it out again, and (as you can see on the second picture) it didn't look any good until i put the fog in..
Comments
The one thing I notice that makes it look fake is the lack of smaller bits or debris. I don't imagine chunks of that size to be floating around without smaller pieces.
A derelict vessel inside those asteroids would look nice indeed. :)