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Well i wanted to make a Mountain but i''m not sure how to go about making it and including it into a OpenGL demo. Them main question is how do i make it the way that you can go on and on forever with out running of the mountain.
Try an early morning scene
use quad patches to create a mountain scene, use the fog in background to cycle the collection or patches round.
Not sure how you want to build an OpenGL Demo, but if I was animating the scene : Patches + (Light) fog / cycle infinity.
Would look nice as well
Hope this helps...
www.stephen-hawes.co.uk
use quad patches to create a mountain scene, use the fog in background to cycle the collection or patches round.
Not sure how you want to build an OpenGL Demo, but if I was animating the scene : Patches + (Light) fog / cycle infinity.
Would look nice as well
Hope this helps...
www.stephen-hawes.co.uk
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I''ll look into it on Saturday and than maybe i will have enough time to try it out although the whole patch thing sounds confusing i will try to figure out what your talking about?...
I''ll look into it on Saturday and than maybe i will have enough time to try it out although the whole patch thing sounds confusing i will try to figure out what your talking about?...
Okay...
Click on the CREATE tab in MAX (the hand with spark icon)
and drop the pull down menu, select Patch Grids instead of Standard Primitives and select QUAD Patch.
Make it an editable mesh, and you can pull vertices to create a mountain. Make a large scene through a number of mountains and use the Enviroment Generator to add fog...
Hope this helps.
www.stephen-hawes.co.uk
Okay...
Click on the CREATE tab in MAX (the hand with spark icon)
and drop the pull down menu, select Patch Grids instead of Standard Primitives and select QUAD Patch.
Make it an editable mesh, and you can pull vertices to create a mountain. Make a large scene through a number of mountains and use the Enviroment Generator to add fog...
Hope this helps.
www.stephen-hawes.co.uk
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