Easy Environments: Snowy Mountains (Daz Studio & Poser) [Commercial]

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  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Thanks for posting your lovely renders guys!
    funny, impressive, beautiful, sexy, creative
    ;)

  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Just to drop a quick note, you can get Easy Environments at 40% discount through today`s Grit & Grime sale.

    FM Night Builder released today and is part of that sale too.
    It should be a good complementary set if you`d like to change some Easy Environments to night time.

  • Carola OCarola O Posts: 3,823
    edited December 1969

    I had ofrogtten this thread, so thank you for bringing it up again and thanks for the tip. Going to snag me Road to Hell today :) On the note of Oasis.... It's a really nice enviroments and worked perfectly with the scene I had in mind. The render is of a ESO character that a friend of mine plays, since he originates from the desert the Oasis was a perfect place to put him into :)


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  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Thanks for posting the render Carola, looks great with the DoF blur.
    But I have to ask ...how is this an ESO character? Daz character to mirror the look of your friends game character?

  • Carola OCarola O Posts: 3,823
    edited December 1969

    Flipmode said:
    Thanks for posting the render Carola, looks great with the DoF blur.
    But I have to ask ...how is this an ESO character? Daz character to mirror the look of your friends game character?

    Thanks :) and yes, I tried to .. well re-create for lack of better word, his character through morphing some of the models I had in my runtime (mostly Sean for D5 with a little bit of other morphs)., and finding a hair that was close to his characters hairstyle etc.

    I am hoping to "create" some of my other ESO friends characters to render pictures of them as well when/if I can :)

  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Nice :)
    If you ever run out of reference material I`ll gladly provide my templar girl for the cause.
    Her most common facial expression is confusion, as she still can`t decide which weapons to wield or which armor to wear. Half of the time she doesn`t even know which direction to run to. ;)

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,419
    edited December 1969

    ESO? All I can think of is The Elder Scrolls online.

  • Carola OCarola O Posts: 3,823
    edited December 1969

    ESO? All I can think of is The Elder Scrolls online.

    And you would be correct in thinking that :)

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,419
    edited December 1969

    Carola O said:
    ESO? All I can think of is The Elder Scrolls online.

    And you would be correct in thinking that :)

    I played in the last few beta weekends they did and to be honest wasn't really all that impressed, certainly not enough to shell out $40-$50 and then a subscription.

  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    I played one of the beta weekends for maybe two hours, thought it sucked, uninstalled right away.
    Unfortunately I was in a big fantasy rpg mood around release, and after a few hours of cursing at them about the rediculous pricing I gave in.
    Turns out I like it a lot. Doing short beta weekends was a terrible idea for a mmo that has a much slower pace than most, and wants you to take your time.

    The social bit suits me, it`s like singleplayer with random people added, who are always welcome because they can`t "steal" from you, they just help (well, except for treasures). I`d say if you are a WoW type player mostly interested in forged groups it`s the wrong game. If you like stuff like GW or Defiance it might suit you well.

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,419
    edited December 1969

    Flipmode said:
    I played one of the beta weekends for maybe two hours, thought it sucked, uninstalled right away.
    Unfortunately I was in a big fantasy rpg mood around release, and after a few hours of cursing at them about the rediculous pricing I gave in.
    Turns out I like it a lot. Doing short beta weekends was a terrible idea for a mmo that has a much slower pace than most, and wants you to take your time.

    The social bit suits me, it`s like singleplayer with random people added, who are always welcome because they can`t "steal" from you, they just help (well, except for treasures). I`d say if you are a WoW type player mostly interested in forged groups it`s the wrong game. If you like stuff like GW or Defiance it might suit you well.

    Only ever played WOW for a few hours, GW1 I loved, haven't got around to getting the newest, again when I look at the cost its so very much for 1 game. The problem I have with ESO is the subscription if it wasn't for that I'd be more likely to consider it.
    The other thing that put me off was the fact that I the second weekend I couldn't log in and contacted their customer service people who gave me instructions but it still didn't help, I told them I'd followed their instructions and still couldn't access the game they just repeated the instructions, I tended to feel if I was paying I wouldn't be happy.

  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Other way for me, I can live with the subscription because I know I won`t be playing more than one or two month.
    But the initial price is already too high, and then adds the insult with the imperial edition.
    How could you love GW1 and never play GW2? It has no subscription either :/
    I for one loved both of them, and it`s might impressive they can pull it off without subscription.
    Also shows the almost disgusting amount of $$$ other companies must make with their business models.

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,419
    edited December 1969

    Flipmode said:
    Other way for me, I can live with the subscription because I know I won`t be playing more than one or two month.
    But the initial price is already too high, and then adds the insult with the imperial edition.
    How could you love GW1 and never play GW2? It has no subscription either :/
    I for one loved both of them, and it`s might impressive they can pull it off without subscription.
    Also shows the almost disgusting amount of $$$ other companies must make with their business models.

    I waited soooooo long for GW2 that by the time it finally came out I had lost interest in gaming, I've been getting back into it lately except that the problem is that most of the games I have these days are on steam and as we only have one account my son is usually playing something. I do keep considering GW 2 every now and then and usually just when I've decided to get it and have put the money aside something else more important comes up, if I stopped spending on 3D content I could probably afford it.:-)

  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Hello there!

    It`s been a while since the last set, but better late than never ...here`s some previews for the next Easy Environment "Autumn".
    Hope you like it :)

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  • XenomorphineXenomorphine Posts: 2,421
    edited December 1969

    Would not have usually had an immediate need for a setting like that, but might just have to for the incredible sky it would come with!

  • 3Ddreamer3Ddreamer Posts: 1,300
    edited December 1969

    Another instant buy when it comes out ;-)

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787
    edited December 1969

    FM already knows I'm an EE addict ... lol. Guaranteed sale from me every time :D

    And that sky box!!! Worth the the price of the full set all by itself, imo.

  • SGCBearcubSGCBearcub Posts: 243
    edited December 1969

    That sky is unbelievable. Just beautiful.

  • NovicaNovica Posts: 23,887
    edited December 1969

    That scene looks just perfect to plop some horses in the fields. Looks like some of the ranches down here, except for the stone walls. Beautiful job, looking forward to the set!

  • BarubaryBarubary Posts: 1,211
    edited December 1969

    Would not have usually had an immediate need for a setting like that, but might just have to for the incredible sky it would come with!

    my thoughts exactly - that skybox is amazing O_O

  • cosmo71cosmo71 Posts: 3,609
    edited December 1969

    Flipmode said:
    Thanks for the comments!
    I really hope you`ll enjoy those sets as much as I enjoy making them...I wouldn`t mind to keep going with that style for a while.
    At least six sets are almost certain though ;)

    And thx Miss B for mentioning the skybox page read, I am glad to know it serves it`s purpose!

    the first image (the panoramic that I think is the skybox alone) looks great for itself...cool backround image :) maybe Dixie would or could fly through this scene with...I don`t now...a paraglider)

  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Well, apparently I say that a lot, ...thanks for the comments.
    I hope the whole set will be useful, but I can see how the skybox is the first thing to catch your attention. Who doesn`t like some nice godrays on the horizon ;)

    Thanks for the quote Cosmo, almost got me a tad sentimental. I didn`t count, but I think we`re well past six sets by now. Really glad it worked out, I enjoy making them and they seem to work well for you guys too. :)

  • cosmo71cosmo71 Posts: 3,609
    edited July 2014

    Flipmode said:
    Well, apparently I say that a lot, ...thanks for the comments.
    I hope the whole set will be useful, but I can see how the skybox is the first thing to catch your attention. Who doesn`t like some nice godrays on the horizon ;)

    Thanks for the quote Cosmo, almost got me a tad sentimental. I didn`t count, but I think we`re well past six sets by now. Really glad it worked out, I enjoy making them and they seem to work well for you guys too. :)

    and now it is time for the seventh or eighth? haven`t count also :) I still wait for the amazon river / sandbank / distant jungle (that would be the skybox - jungle and sky) set :) lol

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  • cosmo71cosmo71 Posts: 3,609
    edited December 1969

    she could fly through your "autumn" sky box like she does in your the "top of the world" sky box :)

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  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Do I know this one or is it new?
    Either way it`s a cool image. ;)

  • MardookMardook Posts: 292
    edited December 1969

    Wow... I guess I should explore these forums more often. Those previews are so delightfully moody... "rubs hands" :D

  • SickleYieldSickleYield Posts: 7,639
    edited December 1969

    Oh good, I'm glad you're continuing the series! I use these just an awful lot in promos. One of these is from Shackled, of course, and the others are from an upcoming lighting set.

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  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Thanks SickleYield, always cool to see you use the sets for promos.
    The desert moon light looks great! Snow too, but the tree irritates me a bit (my bad, not exactly a well made tree I admit).

  • FlipmodeFlipmode Posts: 906
    edited December 1969

    Daz QA are taking their time, so I`ll fill it with two more previews ;)

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  • SickleYieldSickleYield Posts: 7,639
    edited December 1969

    Flipmode said:
    Thanks SickleYield, always cool to see you use the sets for promos.
    The desert moon light looks great! Snow too, but the tree irritates me a bit (my bad, not exactly a well made tree I admit).

    Well, Marshian wanted me to redo it with more trees, so that's partly my fault. We ran out of time. ;)

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