Dry Mud Desert

The Dry Mud Desert is a 360 degrees landscape featuring a large flat cracked mud terrain surrounded by dark mountains seen through layers of dust haze. This landscape can be used as a post-apocalyptic background or for westerns, car races scenery and for any of your projects that could need a nice dry lake desert. This huge scene covers all angles in any direction that you could point your camera at.

Mapping the ground, there is a 4000 x 4000 pixels texture tiled 450 times which give the equivalent of 1800000 x 1800000 pixels resolution. In order to make it look like a non-repetitive, (untiled) material, I created a special shader that breaks the repetitive ground pattern with another texture placed on a top layer.

The Dry Mud Desert has five props grouped together, but each of them can also be moved, rotated, scaled or hidden independently. A sixth prop (non-grouped) is the sky hemisphere which covers 360 degrees around the "Y" axis (North, South, East, West) and also covers from ground to the azimuth. (it's a complete "half sphere")

In addition, the set includes 4 cameras presets, a lights sets, a choice of 4 sky materials and a choice of 3 densities of dust haze.

What's Included and Features

• Dry Mud Desert: (.DUF)
• Dry Mud Desert Preset:
  • Ground Prop
  • Far Haze Prop
  • Far_Mountains Prop
  • Dust_Haze Prop
  • Near_Mountains Prop
  • Sky Prop
• Light Presets: (.DUF)
  • 01 Sunlight Preset
• Camera Presets: (.DUF)
  • 04 Individual Camera Presets
• Material Options:
  • Dust Haze Material Options:
    • Medium (Default)
    • Dense
    • Low
  • Sky Material Options:
    • Bright Blue
    • Dark Blue
    • Bright Blue + Clouds
    • Dark Blue + Clouds (default)
• Textures Include:
  • 10 Texture Maps (4000 x 4000)
  • 05 Texture Maps (2048 x 2048)
  • 02 Texture Maps (1024 x 1024)
  • 02 Texture Maps (1024 x 512)
• DAZ Studio Material Presets (.DUF)

Notes

• This product includes:
  • 1 DSON Core Installer

Compatible Software:

DAZ Studio 4.7

Where to buy: Daz3d

Publish date: February 8, 2015