In his hoar frost tutorial, Frederik Steinmetz shows how to use particles in Cycles and how to add finishing touches with the compositor.
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In his hoar frost tutorial, Frederik Steinmetz shows how to use particles in Cycles and how to add finishing touches with the compositor.
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Nice image and tutorial. However, for what I know, wheat is mature and cut in summer, even "winter" wheat ! So there is very few possibility of seeing this kind of image in nature imho ! Maybe forgotten ears...
A photograph of winter wheat!
http://www.tomkennedyphotography.com/v/tp/256/296/5172263250_4_snow-wheat-MG-7440.jpg
That sir is grass lol
Winter wheat is typically planted in the winter and harvested in the spring/summer but that doesn't mean that the farmer always has the time to get it all done before it snows, it is possible just not common to see wheat with snow on it.
Coming from someone who has been farming since he was born :P
Fair.
Im just a city boy with an itchy Google finger.
Awesome tutorial, thanks. It'll be my intro back to blender since 2.49 :)
Haven't watched it yet, but I thought Cycles can't manage particles yet.. will take a look, sounds interesting, thanks
Cycles renders particles only as objects, not as halos. But with an insane speed thanks to instancing. Btw, thanks for the plug, Bart :)
sorry but could not download the zip file !
goes to a missing page somehow!
anyway the pic looks great for winter
which we hwe have right now with something like - 15 C
Maybe they were baked into a mesh or something...
Excellent tutorial,really well presented and the result is awesome.Thank you for sharing,Peter
now it can render as halos... but this comment is 3 yrs ago...