Dreamscape 2.5d for 3ds max 2008 32/64Bit

Binary_Ninja · 04-03-2008, 08:40 PM

DreamScape is sophisticated set of 3DSMAX plug-ins for creating and rendering realistic landscapes, seascapes, skies, clouds, outdoor lighting and more. In contrast to other terrain creation tools for 3DS MAX.

DreamScape 2.5 provides users with cutting edge tools for creating realistic landscapes, seascapes, skies, outdoor lighting and more. This incredible tool is actually a tightly integrated suite of modeling and animation tools for building complete environments including mountainous landscapes, realistic skies and bodies of water. In contrast to other terrain creation tools for 3ds Max, DreamScape`s Terra module uses new rendering technologies that occupies much less of your computer memory, making it possible to render exceptionally large, detailed terrains even on a modest host system.

You can also build convincing skies in a matter of minutes that mimic the advanced illumination properties of the real sky and contain multiple layers of animatable clouds. From bright, sunny days to overcast, dreary afternoons, DreamScape can deliver the look that you need. And beautifully animated sunsets and sunrises are handled automatically.

Lastly, DreamScape`s SeaMaterial can help you generate realistic sea surfaces including reflections, refraction, bump mapping, procedurally generated foam and underwater scenery. The Sea Surface has built-in deformation based on oceanographic studies and is powered by advanced FOV-based mesh creation algorithms. This means that beyond superb motion, everything outside the camera’s field of view will be eliminated so that expansive ocean scenes won’t bring your system to it’s knees when rendering. And with the addition of naval dynamics, you can toss objects into your water and have them interact in a realistic fashion.

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s0larflar3 · 07-17-2008, 02:29 PM

I was using Bryce to render landscapes. Is this one better than bryce? I have 3ds max and have been a user for many years. I don't yet have v9 cause I bought earlier versions. If this renders better than bryce already does then I will check this out.

sushruth · 09-08-2008, 03:37 AM

wow... that pic was rendered using 3ds max?

good plugin and gr8 share..

chelloinode · 11-20-2008, 05:09 AM

Is dreamscape actually available for cinema4d as well?

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