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10) Here, is a 'cityscape' from above showing the backgrounds arranged behind the actual city. I have added a slope behind the real building to add height to the scene. |
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| Here it is at eye/track level. |
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| And again from the left. |
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| And from the right. |
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| Another example of how to place multiple copies of the background. Copies 1 and 2 are in one orientation while 3and 4 are at 180 degrees which makes the background even more varied. |
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| And here's how it looks at eye/track level. |
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| 11) Here's how I used the technique on my TTBWRR route. |
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| In the foreground are 'real houses and city buildings'. In the rear between the low hardwoods and the Eucalyptus trees is the Background |
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Here at altitude you can see the
background. I made this city background slightly curved.
In the large image below you can see the effect. |
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