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I decided to use Lumion as my main tool and had to figure out how I jump start my terrain based on a real location height-map.
I tuned out to be very easy. Just import a grey-scale image representing the height-map into Lumion and then keep sculpting it with the built-in tools.
I am describing this process in my Making of CABINS Part ONE and will expand on it in Part TWO.
https://cabins.ronenbekerman.com/making-of-cabins-part-one/
While still in SketchUp and aiming at using V-Ray for SketchUp as my main tools for this entry, I made a fast lighting mood test.
In this one I leveraged V-Ray for SketchUp’s Volumetric Environment feature using the Aerial Perspective option, with a few lights located below the cliff and pointing up…
This is the result I got!
