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# 1 06-04-2004 , 02:29 PM
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My 3D Map stage 2

Hi don't know if anyones interested but here's how my maps coming along thanks to the help of Dragons fire, pure morning & nightphantom ( do you guys fight crime when your not helping maya newbies? ) . So far I just have hills in the lower area to make sure it looked ok before doing the whole thing, no texture at the moment and I still have work to do in illustrator but I thought i'd post to show progress ( ...slow progress ).

One quick question- when I convert the displacement map to polys the hills look slightly rough anyway I can make them smoother?

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also, any rendering/modeling tips are welcome!

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# 2 06-04-2004 , 03:00 PM
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to smooth the hills out you can:

apply a smooth modifier, (it may make the mesh VERY heacy though) could you chuck up a wire of the geometry so I can see how heavy it is?

Or you can increase the initial amount of faces in your mesh. Also there is a displacement setting initial samples is the one I am thinking of. Those might give better results..

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# 3 06-04-2004 , 07:02 PM
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Looking Very Good! yup a poly>smooth should work.

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