[simmsimaging]

Very nice.

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[KurtS]

looks like something that must be the best water displacement I've ever seen...!

[flower]

fantastic water & sea surface. Love to know how you did it (along with every body else).

[-Adrian]

Dang!

[KurtS]

hi jekmaxwell,

any chance that you will share how you created the water?

[d7mcfc]

Looks like jekmaxwell has done a runner!

Shame I would loved to have seen how this was created.

[KurtS]

maybe he was cheating? It's just a photo...



(joke)

[JorisMX]

Amazing!

Please share the technique for the Water(Ripples and Waves!!)

[Bubbaloo]

I think it was a "drive-by" posting. A "post and run" if you will...

[iker]

Just add some foam to the water and it'll be perfect!

...and if you show us how to do it, still more perfect!

[chaad]

how do you make such a big sun ? realy nice !

[KurtS]

the big sun is the easy part, just use a long lense for your maxwell camera, like 200-400mm.
The hard part is the water. I have made a lot of attempts to create good displacement maps for sea water - not very succesful....

[chaad]

thank ! you are the best !

[Maximus3D]

It's a good looking rendering, no doubt about that it shows the new skymodels sexyness. The water also looks good, but i can't imagine it should be that difficult to do. I remember you did a example quite a while ago Kurt when Maxwell had no displacement, and your result back then looked real good. If anyone can pull that off it's you Kurt. Although i don't think he used displacement in this rendering, it looks more like a pre-made mesh.

/ Max

[Rochr]

Nice and simple.

I believe you could achieve something similar by creating an ocean surface in terragen, and export it to your choice app as a greyscale map.