- TUTORIAL TERRAGEN 3 HOW TO
- TUTORIAL TERRAGEN 3 FREE
To render your next image, type in the name of your next camera in the camera section (see picture above) and then render your next image. When it's done, click "Save.", name it "yourskyname ft" if it was the FT camera and save it as. (This can take a while depending on your settings). You can see which image will be rendered where it says Camera When you feel satisfied with your skybox, move on and click You may need to spend some time tweaking the settings and figure out things on your own or watch Terragen tutorials It should all be fairly obvious how things work from now on. Click on to tweak your lighting settings. By clicking on your new cloud layer you can tweak its settings. Click "Add Cloud Layer" and choose something that might suit you. Good tweaking and layering in moderation is best to aim for. But just 1 layer of clouds won't make anyone drop the jaw. The bigger and more complex your clouds are, more time will be spent computing the render. Some settings may also increase your rendering times like "Cloud density" and "Edge sharpness". Keep in mind that raising any quality settings may increase your rendering time immensely and/or turn the skybox non-functional. Here you can change all kinds of different things for your atmosphere. Press "File -> Save As." again and name it to whatever you like.Ĭlick on "Render Image" or press ĭo this everytime you've changed some settings and want a fast preview of how it looks. Put it somewhere so you always can open up that one everytime you want to create a new skyboxĪfter this, make sure you do not save it over. You should now go to "File -> Save As." and save your project and name it something like: "Skybox Default Settings" Connect your camera called "FT" to the "Quick Render" node. Set Image width and height to 512 (Or even smaller). Rename your new renderer to "Quick Render". Copy & Paste the "Full Render" node in the "Renderers" box with &. This is very important to avoid any problems later on: Set Anti-aliasing to 4 (Don't need much more for atmosphere and clouds, I think it's mostly for terrain and objects). 
TUTORIAL TERRAGEN 3 FREE
Set Detail to 1 (0.6 if you're using the free edition).Set Image height to 1024 (512 if you're using the free edition).Set Image width to 1024 (512 if you're using the free edition).Click on "/Render 01" and rename it to "Full Render".Click on "FT_1_1_1_1_1", rename it to "DN" and change the rotation to "-90 / -90 / 0"ĭouble check that your cameras are set up like this: (This picture is not taken from Terragen).Click on "FT_1_1_1_1", rename it to "UP" and change the rotation to "90 / -90 / 0".Click on "FT_1_1_1", rename it to "RT" and change the rotation to "0 / -90 / 0".Click on "FT_1_1", rename it to "BK" and change the rotation to "0 / 180 / 0".Click on "FT_1", rename it to "LF" and change the rotation to "0 / 90 / 0".Do this 4 more times, so you have 6 cameras in total.Drag the new camera into your Cameras box.Click your camera named FT so it's high lighted.(You can zoom in with your scroll wheel and hold to pan in the Node Network). Use Perspective and type in 90 in the horizontal fov.Set Position: 5000 / 10 / 5000 (It can be good to remember that the number in the middle will represent at what height your camera is set).(Save often because Terragen has a tendency to crash sometimes).Ĭlick on "/Render Camera" and rename it to "FT" If you include it, it's just gonna make the rendering process take longer.Ĭlick on "Planet 01" and uncheck "Render surface". It is not needed for our skybox since you'll not be able to see it in game anyway. Take note that it's not possible to render a 1024x1024 image and have it on max detail if you're using the free version.īut it's possible to render a 512x512 skybox with 60% Detail. The purpose of this tutorial is mainly to give you the correct tools and settings to creating a fully functional skybox texture for CS:GO. That's where you have to experiment on your own.
TUTORIAL TERRAGEN 3 HOW TO
I won't go into detail on how to make everything pretty in this guide. and I've chosen the worst possible engine to start my mapping career Hello! I've been mapping for a little over a month now.
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