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Geocontrol 2 Vue part 1

This is the first part of a tutorial showing how to use Geocontrol 2 terrains in Vue. It will show you how to export the terrain from Geocontrol and import it back into Vue.

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Geocontrol 2 Vue part 2

This is the second part of this tutorial showing how to use Geocontrol 2 terrains in Vue. Here you will learn how to distribute materials on your terrain in a very realistic way using Geocontrol selectors.

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Realistic rocks for Vue

Rocks in Vue are varied in shape and they generally look very good when you look at them from far. This tutorial will show you how to get a realistic look from close.

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Geekatplay Studio Vue Tutorials

Free Vue video tutorials. From beginers to advance. Boost up your Creativity!

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Vue - WAR OF THE WORLDS

This scene is the continuation of a series inspired by H.G. Wells novel "War of the Worlds" Once again it shows Martian War Machines - this time hunting people in London.

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Vue - No One Was Watching

Once I have an idea to build the following scene : Huge, empty metropolis, and a small alien scout ship hovering above buildings with an alien creature disembarking through a long landing platform.

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Vue - SILENT SPRING

Silent Spring scene was born while I was playing with Vue 5 Infinite ecosystems. I was designing various types of more or less standard ecosystems involving plants and rocks

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How to use photos for skies in vue

How to use photos for skies in vue

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Roof Garden in Vue

How to model a roof garden in vue

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Changing Leaves on Plants

To replace the leaves on plants you need a color picture of a new leaf and an alpha picture of the shape of the same leaf to make everything outside the shape transparent

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Using Photos in Vue

The easiest way to bring a photo/picture into Vue is to use an alpha plane. To illustrate the process I used an old photo of me (a VERY old photo) and loaded it as a Color picture.

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Top 10 tips in Vue

Try to start a new scene with a clear idea of the type of image you wish to create. This can take the form of a pencil drawing, photograph, written notes or anything that can be used as a reference in the long term. Do not worry if you feel that your sketching skills are not good enough, the whole idea of this type of planning is to jog your memory if you start to loose direction midway through the image creation. This type of planning can save you hours of "mistake rectifying" later on.

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Using Onyx Tree's in Vue

This is a very basic tutorial showing how to load and export a standard tree from Onyx Tree Broadleaf into V5I. The steps described here may work for other versions of Vue but I am not sure. It also does not cover any of the advanced features of Onyx Tree. There are two parts to this tutorial. Part one will show how to load a standard tree which came with Onyx Tree Broadleaf and export it for use in V5I. Part two will cover loading the tree in V5I and remapping the materials to make it look more realistic.

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Using Procedural colors in leaf mats

Purpose of this tutorial is to show how to use procedural colors in Vue leaf mats to create realistic looking fall trees. To use this tutorial you have to have an understanding of color maps and editing them.

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Demystifying VUE 5's Function Editor

E-On Software's new VUE 5 function editor contains incredibly powerful features and capabilities to make or modify a virtually unlimited variety of materials. The key to understanding how to make your materials look and behave in a manner that you desire, is understanding how the new function editor works. This tutorial will walk through a basic workflow for using the function editor and illustrate several examples for combining and distributing colors and noises to create advanced materials. It assumes that the reader has at least a working familiarity with the function editor and VUE 5.

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Cel Shading effect with Vue Infinite

This tutorial will show you how to apply the advanced material control introduced in Vue Infinite to create a Cartoon or Cel Shaded effect.

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Cartoon crash in Vue

From a newbie for newbies, a funny "cartoon style" effect

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Advanced rock formations in Vue

Learn how to build complex rock structures basing on Vue terrains. Now you'll be able to build in Vue rock formations similar those from Mojoworld.

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Furry balls in Vue

A method to create a furry texture with Vue 4 and Vue4 Pro.

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Misty Watefalls in Vue

Shows how I go about making my waterfalls bring them into Vue as alpha planes.

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