April Vue Challenge

[Robo]

The April Vue Challenge is to create a scene based around 'a rainy day' so lots of dark clouds and wet ground with falling rain and perhaps a little wind thrown in too for good measure :)

The challenge is open from now until 21:00 BST 22nd April 2010 when voting will begin.

Voting will close on the 27th April 2010 21:00 BST when the winner will be announced, and asked to choose the theme for the March Challenge.


Vue Challenge Rules

Max 2 images/user
An image that has been entered for the challenge has to:
Be a new/unpublished image - designed especially for the challenge
The image cannot be posted to any other site (that is, where it can be viewed by the public) until the voting at InnerTraveler is over.

You have 21 days to post your entry from the start of the challenge and then there will be 5 days to vote

The winner of the challenge will be asked to choose the theme for the next challenge.

You can import objects but the only postwork allowed will be for brightness, colour contrast and contrast. A border and signature is allowed.

Breaking these simple rules will automatically cause your entry to be removed from the challenge.

Please ensure you post your Vue Challenge image(s) in the Vue Challenge Gallery

Règles

1 -- Max 2 images/utilisateur
2 -- une image qui a été entrée pour le challenge doit :
-- A - Être nouvelle/ne pas avoir été déjà postée ailleurs - conçue spécialement pour le challenge

--B - l'image ne peut pas être postée dans un autre site (c'est-à-dire où elle peut être vue par le public) jusqu'à ce que le vote à InnerTraveler soit fini.
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Si ces règles ne sont pas respectées votre entrée sera automatiquement supprimée du challenge
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3 --Entrez votre/vos image/s dans la galerie Vue Challenge !!

4-- Vous avez 21 jours pour poster vos entrées à partir de la date du début du challenge.
5-- 22 jours après le début du challenge les votes commencent

6 - vous avez 5 jours pour voter,
----le Titre de l'image - le nom - 5 points
----le Titre de l'image - le nom - 3 points
----le Titre de l'image - le nom - 1 point

Le gagnant du challenge choisit le thème du prochain challenge.

L'importation d'objets venants d'autres programmes tel que Poser etc. est autorisée mais pas de postwork, Les SEULS postwork autorisés sont la Brillance, les Contrastes et les ajustements des couleurs ainsi qu'un cadre et la signature.

**Thank you very much Françoise (Madame) for the translation**

[Mannie]

Not sure i have rain in my vue, but then i can do after the rain instead i hope :)

[Q.R.]

Mannie, you don't need actual rain. Some of your previous works were dark and cloudy, and said "rain" or storms without the water. My guess is that your entry will be awesome!
I do have rain in my little version of Vue (have no idea where it came from) It rarely looks like rain....more like weak snow or a dirty screen. Maybe I can make my own in PSP and put it on a sphere or something. Maybe it's possible to make tiny dots in the terrain room and somehow use that????

[Mannie]

yes i think i saw the rain in the materials. Indeed you don't need rain but it would be nice if it is the challenge

[Robo]

All versions of Vue from 5 esprit have a rain material that you can use with cylinders so there should be no need to postwork for rain and in fact postwork other than colour saturation, contrast, brightness and frame would disqualify. Check your Vue materials you should find both rain and snow materials, I will look to see if I can find a tutorial somewhere and provide a link

Good luck to all, Rob :)

[Q.R.]

Rob, I wasn't talking about postwork in PSP. I thought I could create some kind of "dot thing" on a transparent background and use it on an alpha plane for rain, or try and import it into the material room (not sure if this is possible in Vue5 Easel) You know me. I'm always trying to get the absolute most out of my little program without postwork.

[Robo]

Miriah, I am constanly amazed at how much you can produce with this early version of Vue, all your images deserve a prize in my book