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Escaper
12-01-2004, 06:12 PM
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Title: Winter Holiday Planet 2004
Name: Armands Auseklis, Pandromeda
Country: Latvia
Software: (Other)

Software: Mojoworld 3 Pro (http://www.pandromeda.com/products/mojoworldpro.php)

Planet was designed for Winter Holidays, where users are able to download world file and take shots for Christmas cards. 3d models was specialy designed for this project by Sergey Yashin. The main goal was nice, litle playful looking environment for such purposes, where users can place 3d objects from included package.
This image is default scene at planet.
To learn more about Mojoworld please visit www.pandromeda.com (http://www.pandromeda.com)
apocalypseneon
12-02-2004, 08:36 AM
Nice work!
Kenter
12-02-2004, 11:38 AM
Thats cute and fun.A warm feeling in cold place.Nice work there.:thumbsup:
lonelyhere
12-02-2004, 02:25 PM
Nice Work.. but maybe more work to be done on lighting i guess.. still nice.
Escaper
12-02-2004, 03:52 PM
Thank You for comments!

Regarding lighting and other major 3d principles... well, Mojoworld offers completely other philosophy than building scene for one image... its more like You build complex scene for animation in Max or LW etc. - in other words, You should care about, that environment looks more or less good in all lighting conditions and povs, not for one particular scene.

So the planet with all the terrain, snow/cliff material, atmosphere etc + one major light source - Sun - is open for explorers, mojonauts :)

Besides there is no radiosity and such advanced rendering features. Yeah, it may be faked - there is one pointlight for better building ambience in shadow.
JohnBruk
12-05-2004, 09:37 PM
hehe...Moon sleaping :-)) good idea...wit.. nice :-)
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