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Smattila — On Orbit
Published: 2009-12-18 15:59:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 78608; Favourites: 902; Downloads: 6858
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ISS on orbit! Rendered with terragen2The ISS space station model is from nasa
Edit: Updated wallpaper pack.
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Looks like the modern warfare2 mission :Second sun.
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I havent seen it but I assume its awesome
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Where hav you been? its the biggest game of the year and yes its totaly awsome
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I havent really played anything in a while. Last game was dragon age origins and before that I cant even remember ^_^
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Wow you are late on news in the gaming world. Just create a youtube chanel and subscribe to machinima to get dayly updates on gaming.
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I do know the new "good" games. I just havent had the time to try them
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For that resolution, you're my personal god
Breathtaking piece mate!
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cool, keep up the good work man.
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My new desktop wallpaper
Fantastic job. I love the colors to death, so simple and so elegant. Especially the solar panels.
TG2 for the planet, I'm assuming?
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Thank you. Glad to hear it is in good use 
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I'm coming after you soon for a tutorial on making clouds like that.
Watch your back, boy.
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Hahaha. I dont think a tutorial is needed. Planetside forums has all the tips/resources/knowledge needed to make a scene like this.
The idea in a nutshell is that I used around 5-7 cloud layers that had placements driven by image maps with Y plan projection to determine right scale. And then those were mixed with different procedural displacement functions to gain some fluffyness to the clouds.
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Heheh. Yeah I'l fix it in january. I found a better ISS model from nasa site so I'l prolly change it too
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how did you do the earth? vue? or only with textures, it looks so simply amazing
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Thank yo!. All here is rendered with terragen 2, I'm not a Vue user at all..
I used around 5-7 cloud layers that had placements driven by image maps with Y plan projection to determine right scale. And then those were mixed with different procedural displacements functions to gain some fluffyness etc
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i just have blender, so i do not have any idea how i could make so a realistic image
so i just can love it 
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Yeah I dont think its possible to do this kind of thing in blender without extensive postwork. Perhaps lower orbit shot like above clouds tho.. Atleast that should be possible..
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This deserves DD! MAn awesome scene!
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Hehe Thanks. I dont think Im getting any more DD's
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Awesome. Really gives a sense of depth/altitude.
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Thank you. I used around 5-7 cloud layers that had placements driven by image maps with Y plan projection to determine right scale. And then those were mixed with different procedural displacements functions to gain some fluffyness etc
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ok, the clouds are beautiful. the lighting is wonderfull and the scale of it all is humblingly amazing. NASA or ESA should use this on their sites.
my new desktop for xmas
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Thank you! I might consider submitting it to them after I render the spacestation the right way around
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Excellent job on the Earth, especially the clouds 
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Haha thanks. Perhaps there isn't but the shuttle has to dock from the different side now! + solar panels arent working
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i really like most of your art, but i just have one question;
whats up with the black borders on top and bottom?! i mean, why?!
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They were mostly due wallpaper resolution and category but I removed them now
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nice, looks much better now!
but consider making the picture in 16:10 resolution...
any way, merry Christmas and happy new year!
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Yeah I might change it later. At the moment I dont have a comp that can handle photoshop well enough to make working bearable
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