Snow?
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i did this some time ago in podium using photosho to dirtmap and snow effects
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Animated Water Reflection Freeware: Adding Realistic Water and Weather Effects with Sqirlz Water Reflections
Sqirlz Water Reflections is a versatile freeware program that enables users to add realistic water effects, such as rippling pools, raindrops, and snowfall, to both images and existing AVI video files.
Xiberpix (www.xiberpix.net)
You can make animated snow with this program. It's pretty cool.
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You can't beat a bit of arial photography and some mapped textures. Here's a model from the old forum that I hope the author (Hermes?) doesn't mind me posting here.
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Alan beat me to it, I was just going to say that those are some of the best snow scenes I have seen.
The thread with the link to Warehouse models is here:
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=13889 -
This is an interesting topic and if somebody make ruby it will be very nice!
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If you wanted to mull some wine on you PC you could use the Component Spray tool to place white blobs over your model. but I suggest some fire suppressant precautions on stand by.
Joking aside it could work, will need some refining tho
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I believe sub-divide and smooth and sandbox tools is good enough for a snow scene.
Rendered with Vue 7inf
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@solo said:
I believe sub-divide and smooth and sandbox tools is good enough for a snow scene.
Rendered with Vue 7inf
very nice! def inspiration!
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Excellent work there Solo. Only one thing. You need some icicles hanging off the eaves. If you'd like you could come for a visit and see some first hand.
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@dave r said:
Excellent work there Solo. Only one thing. You need some icicles hanging off the eaves. If you'd like you could come for a visit and see some first hand.
Icicles shouldn't be hanging from eaves at this time of the year. Signs of a badly insulated and ventilated roof, in our parts. In spring some can be tolerated courtesy of the
Anssi
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@anssi said:
@dave r said:
Excellent work there Solo. Only one thing. You need some icicles hanging off the eaves. If you'd like you could come for a visit and see some first hand.
Icicles shouldn't be hanging from eaves at this time of the year. Signs of a badly insulated and ventilated roof, in our parts. In spring some can be tolerated courtesy of the
Anssi
Anssi, you folks there in Scandinavia know how to build houses for winter conditions better than we do. I know there should be no icicles but there are. Or maybe it's because we're far enough south that we still get some sun this time of year. 
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We haven't even had snow this winter but the sun is shining at the moment. I haven't even turned on heating yet (the adapter of the lappy is nicely warming my feet under the desk)
So where are those icicles?
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