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UltraScenery for DAZ Studio is a powerful 3D environment creation tool that enables artists to design, customize, and render detailed and realistic landscapes and ecosystems for their digital scenes and animations. This tutorial video guide is based on how published artist Martin J Frost uses UltraScenery in both his artwork and content creation work where he gives super useful shortcuts, optimization tips and recommendations for using your UltraScenery.

Dive deep into the extensive environments and robust instancing technology of UltraScenery, enhancing your virtual worlds with meticulous customization capabilities, from dynamic terrains to interactive ecosystems. The tutorial not only unveils the systematic four-step scene creation process but also explores the enhancement of terrain meshes and optimization of various environmental elements to deliver a more picture-perfect aesthetic.

Explore the add-ons including the UltraScenery Accelerator, demonstrated with practical examples and navigational guidance in the tutorial.

Get hands-on with the UltraScenery Tools as the tutorial unveils the range of functionalities and creative liberties of the UltraScenery Toolbox Volumes. From navigating through the Height Map Generator, and managing the Mask Builder for Ecologies, to exploring capabilities like the Alienator Pro for enhanced scene adaptation, this guide is your shortcut to making the most of UltraScenery!

• Introduction to Ultra Scenery

• Ultra Scenery Basics

• Customizing a Landscape

• Ultra scenery Accelerator

• What's Available - Add-Ons and Ecologies

• Ultra Scenery Tools

• Tips, Tricks, Do's and Don'ts

• Putting It All Together

• Sample Video

About the Presenter: Martin J Frost

Martin was born and raised in Cambridge (UK), lived in Montreal, Canada for some years, and now lives in Norwich. He works in 3D content creation and as a freelance Theatrical Designer and Wardrobe Manager, specializing in costume.

Previously he worked as a resident designer for pantomime at the Cambridge Arts Theatre in the 1990s, as a head of wardrobe for Disney, Cirque du Soleil, and many other companies. He also worked as a resident theatrical designer for a local theatre company before lockdown.

Now freelance, Martin does the occasional gig for large-scale shows around the country.

Earlier Martin qualified in Commercial Horticulture, apprenticed at the Cambridge University Botanic Garden, and fell into theatrical work due to a happy accident!

He chanced upon digital content creation whilst looking for a way to create 3D costume designs, now working as a published artist at DAZ 3D.

See Martin's store at Daz 3D

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