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I didn't want to just put water on it this time.
Edit: And it's not particularly clever, either :(
will you point me toward that displacement map tutorial you used please?
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photoshopcontest.com/tutorials/26/displacement-water.html
Assuming you mean for water.
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Assuming you mean for water.
I've made floors (and a few skies) using a similar method, but I didn't use them as displacement maps at the end.
Edit: No, I just mean generally really. I wanted to know if I was missing a trick basically. There are always other ways to do stuff. It's pretty much the method I've used before though.
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Edit: No, I just mean generally really. I wanted to know if I was missing a trick basically. There are always other ways to do stuff. It's pretty much the method I've used before though.
to be brutally honest with you, I've never really understood what this is. The reflection's great though :)
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The clue's in the filename.
But it didn't work well and I gave up on it, so I thought "Fuck it. I'll just cut its head off and reflect it". So I did.
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But it didn't work well and I gave up on it, so I thought "Fuck it. I'll just cut its head off and reflect it". So I did.
And Terra is my nation
Deep space is my dwelling place
The stars my destination
:)
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Deep space is my dwelling place
The stars my destination
:)
With the tune/speed of either Damnation Alley or Urban Guerilla.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stars_My_Destination
And I envision it more as a Space Ritual-style space-poem
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And I envision it more as a Space Ritual-style space-poem
