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THX you all, guess I have to give SFO summer 181 a go first, if that won't do, well then, I am going to learn how to create texture (haven't thought of creating texture before).
Thanks again
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THX you all, guess I have to give SFO summer 181 a go first, if that won't do, well then, I am going to learn how to create texture (haven't thought of creating texture before).
Thanks again
Aiyen
OWL
THX you all, guess I have to give SFO summer 181 a go first, if that won't do, well then, I am going to learn how to create texture (haven't thought of creating texture before).
Thanks again
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Cinematic!!
Cinematic!!
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@ Unreal
the second picture is really awesome
@ WorhsipTheSatan
the second picture is really nice
@ Guzio nice screens and great video, really impressive, may i ask you about any changes to your ENB, i mean i got the latest version from the nexus?
LG Ceares.
the second picture is really awesome
@ WorhsipTheSatan
the second picture is really nice
@ Guzio nice screens and great video, really impressive, may i ask you about any changes to your ENB, i mean i got the latest version from the nexus?
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love the clouds, that last pic looked unique with the pinkish gradient sky
here's my new video :mrgreen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM9gqFM ... e=youtu.be
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love the clouds, that last pic looked unique with the pinkish gradient sky
here's my new video :mrgreen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM9gqFM ... e=youtu.be
no pics at this time...
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Nice pictures everybody. Who doesn't now the cloud textures already I can recommend Vivid Clouds and Fog. Maybe the best cloud retexture.
@Pfuscher: I took a look at TK ENB again and the reason why your vegetation is too bright a few pages ago is that mostly the adaption is set up very bad. This plus the bloom gives sometimes an eye-burning white screen. I always wondered how adaption works. The brightness changed when looking up to the sky and down to the ground and mostly in shadows. Is there some dark level detection which raises the brightness on the fly or how does it work?
@Pfuscher: I took a look at TK ENB again and the reason why your vegetation is too bright a few pages ago is that mostly the adaption is set up very bad. This plus the bloom gives sometimes an eye-burning white screen. I always wondered how adaption works. The brightness changed when looking up to the sky and down to the ground and mostly in shadows. Is there some dark level detection which raises the brightness on the fly or how does it work?