Dr. Nexil

Incredible!

You should probably try to make the image more visible, I could only see what's going on here after cranking up the brightness and contrasting it a bit. It doesn't have to be this bright but maybe a soft spot light to illuminate the (hand?) object. Loving the story tho, nicely done!

Woah! This is super neat! The style is weird but I really like it. The lighting is also very well done.

No, it's not the most exciting wallpaper ever; but I upvoted because there's scenery, posing, and well used camera effects. The lighting and composition could use work, but you got the basics down and I gotta tell ya, people somehow miss this way too often. There's either nothing: no scenery, composition, lighting, posing, etc. Or on the other hand, there's god tier work by some of the more seasoned MI users. I like this because it's super promising and I look forward to seeing more content from you.

Real clean render, and it reminded me of this song:

Hello! I would suggest making the terrain glow in the terrain's 'properties' tab, then adjusting the glow in the Mine-imator 'settings' and in the terrain's 'frame' tab under 'glow color'. Hope this helps, Happy animating! I can explain in more detail if needed btw

Bruh you can't just take screenshots of other people's work and claim it as your own smh

What should I change to fix it?

They were made in Modelbench. Everything except the face was created in mb, though I plan to port my face rig to mb eventually.

I've been getting PUMPED about the new season of The Clone Wars, So for the past 2 days I've been making an Ahsoka model in my free time. Here's the result! I will most likely make more renders with her because this is one of the most detailed models I've done and deserves more than one render. I may or may not release the model in the future. I'm still deciding on that.

I'm re-watching Clone Wars to be ready for the new season, and I just watched this arc like 2 days ago! Very cool render!

You're right red, but also kinda wrong. The equatorial diameter of Earth is 7,926 mi (12,756 km), and the polar diameter is 7899.86 mi (12713.6 km). Or, for better reference, a ratio from polar to equatorial diameter would be approximately 1:1.003. Which is basically not even noticeable from this view. Here's a thing I made: And with Ghatos' overlay: There are still lights in space