Grazlash's Route Creations, Collaborations and Renovations
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FootplatePhil
Trainz Tragic since 2002
Can't believe I've only just spotted this thread. Great work Graeme.
I am currently struggling to get a look I am happy with using PBR textures in place of the old (Original Trainz !) textures I have been using to-date. I can't seem to capture the dry summer grasses look. And getting PBR to work with non PBR seems fraught! In the 2nd screen shot after the map in post #33 you really nailed it, and you have given me some hope that it can be done.
I am currently struggling to get a look I am happy with using PBR textures in place of the old (Original Trainz !) textures I have been using to-date. I can't seem to capture the dry summer grasses look. And getting PBR to work with non PBR seems fraught! In the 2nd screen shot after the map in post #33 you really nailed it, and you have given me some hope that it can be done.
After several months of inactivity, where one thing or another has kept me away from Trainz, I'm now back into building again. I haven't been completely quiet, but enough that I was only getting an hour or so of building every so often.
Anyway here's some shots of progress on the Illawarra line, most of the basic detailing has been done with only the fiddly bits to go - streetlights, power, people etc.
This set of shots is from the tunnel north of Clifton through to Wombarra
Anyway here's some shots of progress on the Illawarra line, most of the basic detailing has been done with only the fiddly bits to go - streetlights, power, people etc.
This set of shots is from the tunnel north of Clifton through to Wombarra
Ringarooma
New member
This is very fine work Graeme.
Roy has hit the nail on the head as usual - You've captured the Aussie bush so beautifully.
I am finding that getting the lighting right in TRS19 is quite a challenge but this last set of shots is spot on.
Could you give us some info on the settings that you are using? Those settings are obviously the result of a lot of experimentation.
Cheers.
Roy has hit the nail on the head as usual - You've captured the Aussie bush so beautifully.
I am finding that getting the lighting right in TRS19 is quite a challenge but this last set of shots is spot on.
Could you give us some info on the settings that you are using? Those settings are obviously the result of a lot of experimentation.
Cheers.
Thanks Bolivar, Roy and Ringarooma.
Settings on those shots were: time - 11am, environment = default setting for 11am, Post Processing - manual: sun shafts on- default, bloom on- default, convolution: on - apply on luminence on, sharpen, add, threshold 0.05, intensity 0.15, HDR Tonemapping Heji-Dawson, HSV: Saturation multiplier 1.2 brightness multiplier 1.1. These are roughly the settings I use at any time when using manual post processing, but will probably need to be adjusted to suit the routes environment settings.
A few shots on the ARTC Main South route extension
Devenish
St. James (in progress)
cheers
Graeme
Settings on those shots were: time - 11am, environment = default setting for 11am, Post Processing - manual: sun shafts on- default, bloom on- default, convolution: on - apply on luminence on, sharpen, add, threshold 0.05, intensity 0.15, HDR Tonemapping Heji-Dawson, HSV: Saturation multiplier 1.2 brightness multiplier 1.1. These are roughly the settings I use at any time when using manual post processing, but will probably need to be adjusted to suit the routes environment settings.
A few shots on the ARTC Main South route extension
Devenish
St. James (in progress)
cheers
Graeme
The evolution of Coalcliff - progress shots
A lot of land sculpting needs doing in the Coalcliff area to get it looking like nature intended
Escarpments in place and a tidy up around the edges.
A much gentler slope coming off the escarpment
The pink line at the bottom of the shot is the cliff line.
A crushed rock base for the coke plant.
Nearly done with the coke plant texturing
continued tomorrow....
Cheers
Graeme
A lot of land sculpting needs doing in the Coalcliff area to get it looking like nature intended
Escarpments in place and a tidy up around the edges.
A much gentler slope coming off the escarpment
The pink line at the bottom of the shot is the cliff line.
A crushed rock base for the coke plant.
Nearly done with the coke plant texturing
continued tomorrow....
Cheers
Graeme
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Heinrich505
Active member
Wonderful progression shots. It's so neat seeing what magic you perform to achieve such beautiful recreations. :Y:
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