the trouble with gravity

[Sabre Of Light]

(smiles sweetly)

How about if you use some of that texture you've used for cliffs at the coast and places it along some of the cracks? This could make it lool like some of the land dropped or raised with the impact. Also, as was said earlier, make some of the cracks wider maybe.

But, you see, the cracks are just a blueprint for the terrain changes here
There will be mountains, the cracks themselves will be only partly visible having vegetation growing on and in them, as well as some of them actually becoming rivers, and they will be wider of course

[Ascension]

No problems at all, mate. We're here to help each other.

[Sabre Of Light]

No problems at all, mate. We're here to help each other.

Well, since you put it that way
Just a small bit of advice - do these drops look natural to you? I have this problem (I'm sure I share it with a lot of people) that I can't be objective after working on something for too long

Thanks in advance

[Ascension]

Looks fine to me, but I don't use CC3 so I really couldn't offer much in the way of technical advice...just general things.

[aidenprice]

Hi,

If you want inspiration on cracked terrain have a look at maps of Mars. The Tharsis Bulge has all sorts of cracks, fissures and canyons all around it. It is the area around the four largest volcanoes (including Olympus Mons), it is a huge bulge in the crust of Mars that pushed everything up around it (I do appreciate that it's the opposite force to what you're trying to go for) cracking everything.

The easiest way to look at it all would be on Google Earth, the latest version contains links to pictures of Mars, or the Google Mars website (as opposed to Google maps). There are really thorough guides which explain it a lot better though, A Travellers Guide to Mars is my favourite.

Have fun.