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Yes, I hope so. lighting, special effects, and partly texturinga are things that I must improve (in generally), and this little scene is nice place to practice.
But yeah, lighting is the thing to be improved. I might need some advice there, but later, first will come textures, then lighting (or both at the same time perhabs?)
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and any c&c are more then welcomed!
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If you wanna try out fluids check out learning-maya.com, they have some fluid tuts (click Dynamics in the menu and they're in the bottom of the list), haven't tried them though so I don't know if they're any good...
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@ blomkaal:
I'll check it out. I defenetly need to learn fluids.
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Well, looks like it is, heh.
Please, if any moderator is reading this thread, please delete those 2 posts.tnx.
I'll post some more screenies later, so please tell me what you don't like (maybe water) and how to improve it.
Another thing, I need to make a skybox for this scene. What do suggest (I mean how to do it)? I guess I one way would be by playing with particles and making clouds & stuff, but this is simple scene and I don't wanna complicate too much (for this there will be other scene). Maybe Terragen? If so, any good tut?
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