Vue clouds test2

A modified version of the same scene as seen in Vue clouds test1 but more cloud layers used again. This time there's six in total, one forming the common total cloud-cover at the bottom, another forming smaller isolated clumps of rising clouds (made to look like part of that bottom layer) a third layer for the huge cumulonimbus towers (focusing on just one here), a fourth to make their "anvils" (smeared clouds sitting atop them) and the fith is just those small fragments of altocumulus-like clouds that just add extra detail...The sixth is really just a standard cloud layer forming some cirrus clouds higher up

So there you have it, my advice to Vue users looking for natural but higly-detailed skies is don't expect just one or two cloud layers to do the trick. I'm Actually working on an atmosphere pack I might try and sell on Cornucopia3D (though they're made to be viewed from the ground so these skies won't be in the pack) and each atmosphere will have a minimum of two spectral cloud layers and three in total, but often they use more

Ugh, I must warn that the downside is they take ages to render, this took 11 and a half hours to render at "final" at a resolution of 1400x875. What's worse is that halfway through the first render my computer decided to turn itself off and I had to start again

Rendered in Vue 7 infinite, some incredibly minor postwork, not to the clouds themselves though

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