Golf Course WIP
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That's cool...I should have never guessed this was straight SU output.
The Piranesi touch up is very realistc and communicative.
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Great work! I had to look at it for a bit to really tell is was not a photo. Much of that might have been the scale but none the less this is just great.
Scott
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Very impressive Tina!
Did you have the levels of the terrain to generate this from Sandbox?
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dylan, i havent tried this before, but i suppose you could scan in a map (with contours) and then trace a few of the contours. Then move the contours to the right height and use 'from contours' to get a TIN.
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@remus said:
dylan, i havent tried this before, but i suppose you could scan in a map (with contours) and then trace a few of the contours. Then move the contours to the right height and use 'from contours' to get a TIN.
remus, don't be offended. I'm laughing so hard because that really is the hard way of doing it and guess what...... that is exactly what I had to do!!! No fun!!! We couldn't get our hands on a digital TIN. I'm actually still working on that part. I had to just mess with some of it with the pictures of the area. It was very time consuming. Of course even that would have been easier if I had read some of these recent posts...
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Very nice work Tina. The countour / grading looks like a (time consuming) challenge. Out of curiosity, did you create the log structure with extruded / lofted circles for the walls? It looks very good.
Good Job!
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I'll have to make sure i avoid doing buildings in remote places then! It sounds like a lot of hard work...
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@goodonline said:
Out of curiosity, did you create the log structure with extruded / lofted circles for the walls?
Robert, I'm not sure what lofting is (isn't that terrible! ) But I did push/pull the face of the log. Cutting out the windows/doors was a real pain in my hiney.
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@tinanne said:
Robert, I'm not sure what lofting is (isn't that terrible! ) But I did push/pull the face of the log. Cutting out the windows/doors was a real pain in my hiney.
Even with the anterior pains, It looks great.
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