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Current Residence: Hamburg, Germany Favourite genre of music: ambient Favourite style of art: spaceart, terraspace, digital art Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 MP3 player of choice: HTC Desire HD Favourite cartoon character: Invader Zim
Yeah, sure there is. Works mostly like in 3ds max. The only thing I don't know how to do is the atmosphere, but you can add that in Photoshop postwork. You have all the same maps and create a material from them. Like in 3ds max you need a sphere for land/ocean and another sphere for clouds and there is a way to add the atmosphere on a third sphere I think but you really should ask one of the many Vue users here on DA.
Well, I can't just scale it due to the way rainmeter rotates images; you can resize every image to 300px and edit the skins ImageW and ImageH to 300. It would double the size in the rmskin to include an extra sizeversion though, thats why I don't
All right, cool. So simply resizing the pics and editiing these two values will do the trick? I thought it would be more complicated than that. Thanks a lot for the info.
I got a copy of Studio Max because of my architecture course. I left it and now use it for having fun with and was looking to do some epic imagery and came across your tutorials.
Decided to look at your work and ... wow. You're freakin' amazing! I don't know what you're paid, but I can bet it's not enough.
I try to use photo hop cs5 to make planets but they are never really 3d. I can't get Vue or 3ds Max. Is there anything else I can use that costs less but still works similarly.
Oh man.. Thank you so much for your tutorials on planets. Helps a bunch, or even two bunches! I was contemplating getting into 3ds Max to get my planets as good as I see them in my head, and then I found your tutorials. Couldn't be better!
Amazing work, I'd really like your permission to use some of your spacescapes in my PC game renders. Anything you approve will be given full credit. Thanks