Fair enough! I may have been there a few times myself.
“Ingenuity is the Default Cube”
Pure
Cycles, procedural everything.
512 samples.
Post process
Bloom, gimp.
!! Default cube !!
Yikes, “opportunity” missed.
My title now changed haha!
Arrival
Pure Entry (the stars [not mars] are from an image used as the background, I believe this still allows it to be a pure entry as per the rules). The ship was inspired by the interstellar spaceship.
I admire your “perseverance” !
Out of “curiosity”: everything? That sounds like a lot!
Hah, not everything. Materials and some displacements on landscape elements.
@Helge I Just had a moment and updated the image slightly.
One minute before the deadline = still in time?
With time to spare! I usually wait at least another 30 minutes before closing the entry thread.
“Mars is there, waiting to be reached.”
– Buzz Aldrin
This way =>
How did you make this nice marks in the sand, bump texture?
Here is the material. I subdivided the plane a bit as shown, then pulled the verts around a tiny bit.
Displacement and bump are enabled in the material.
@rigoletto I also made some very low poly grains and rocks - around 12 of them.
Then a random selection particle system with a vertex group to add additional randomness.
Geometry nodes will be better for this in the future.
For me I haven’t found a way to avoid adding some actual geometry to sand or dirt.
Hmm. The Avalon doing a slingshot around Mars instead of Arcturus. Passengers anyone ?
@Helge Is this alright ?
I think @Gabe_Fuchs just mixed up the movies Interstellar and Passengers. Since it was made clear that the ship’s design was inspired by an ‘existing’ one, I don’t see much of a problem here.
The image I used was entitled “How Realistic Is the Interstellar Ship from ‘Passengers’?,” I guess that’s what got me confused. I just skimmed through a bunch of photos and landed on that one.