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Kvaalen 08-02-2003 09:53 AM

If I'm not wrong, the grass was done with Sasquatch's wind.

How mauch time did it take to render all that grass in all those frames?

I see now that the branches do move a bit but not enough.

eRP 08-02-2003 02:45 PM

There is no secret about the moving of the grass. with sasquatch is quite easy doing it. It's prepared to do it.
Kvaalen - Not much time.
I've a P4 1,5 Ghz with 256MB and it took about 1,5 min each frame.
For what I can see Sasquatch is quicker then Saslite, I don't know why. It should be the other way around, don't you think?

Kvaalen 08-02-2003 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by eRP

For what I can see Sasquatch is quicker then Saslite, I don't know why. It should be the other way around, don't you think?

From what I noticed, Saslite has many limitations other than having less options, and a slow render might be one of them. :p

3dchip 08-02-2003 03:09 PM

I have never tried Sas before, but I do have one question. The different colorations of the grass... it this being "picked up" by a color map applied to you "hill" object or is the color a function of your settings in Sas?

Kvaalen 08-02-2003 03:15 PM

In Saslite you define one color, but in Sasquatch you define 4 colors. You can also use procedurals and image maps.

Memz 08-02-2003 07:27 PM

AHHH so many sunset pics!!! :D :D :D This looks good. Anyway we could get an animation of possibly the tree swaying in the wind and the grass like that also?

Kvaalen 08-02-2003 07:36 PM

There already is an animation on the first post, and it's worth watching too.


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