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How did you paint clouds like in this sky you made.
http://con.modacity.net/skytest/a1.png
Making a thread about it so others can learn.
I see a lot of smudge tool in it but I still would like to see how you can apply this method in other types of clouds and particles as well.
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Well this is ironic.
PM or AIM would have been better.
Post your results, not your question please.
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Originally Posted by DEEhunter
making a tutorial on how to do skies right now
literally right now
Thanks con! +rep
might as well close or delete this thread.
No one is gonna go looking for a cloud tutorial in a thread named Hey con.
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Originally Posted by Con
hurry the fuck up son! :cop:
dont tags assist in searches?Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathen
I am going to give it its own thread at release ;p I'm leaving this open in case anyone has questions they want me to cover or suggestions.
How you did the lens flare I guess?
Is that lens flare dynamic?
mkay, I will talk about lens flares
Right now I've written the intro, design, and half of the modeling sections. Lens flares will go in tagging, after the texturing section. I have some other things to look into, like what shaders can be used and how to animate the sky.
Clouds in different atmospheres maybe? Dark clouds, or how to properly make a sun beam come through a 'hole' in the clouds.
Be sure to explain to people about the model prefixes in the sky.(00. 01. 02.) etc.
Much appreciated.
Oh yay! I could use a custom sky in my map :)
I have about 8 incomplete skies sitting on my hard drive right now. Would love to complete them.
Bump, caring is sharing!
I've finished the design and modeling sections, texturing and tagging are next. Also, it's not really a step-by-step tutorial. It assumes you can do things like compile models, link objects to frames, and make planes to put your sky elements on. Photoshop knowledge will be less of a prerequisite. I'm documenting everything I think is important to making skies specifically, and not the HEK stuff you should know already. However, I'll host it on my webspace here so I can make changes whenever people want more in the tutorial.
I've never tried to make a sky before and will consider doing so when this tutorial is released.
So its a tutorial not for noobs :P
FTFYQuote:
Originally Posted by Hunter
Tick Tock Tick Tock. Time is running out! I would also like to see this method of yours, Con.
What the above poster said, but with more balls...
HURRY THE FUCK UP SLOW ASS
locked until it's done
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FYI guys this isn't dead
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/451/tu1j.jpg
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You little cocktease you.
Post tits not....bits...of...tits
Agreed, it's been far too long. And also, those images of the mountains I gave you... what are you using them for?
They're sitting in my reference folder doing nothing.
I tried that URL and it didn't work =( halp
posting more bits of tits
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/4894/planetz.png
The tutorial covers making a planet like this. I still have a bunch of other topics I want to include, but I can try and finish up soon then add things in the future.
even though I know that shadow is correct... i loathe it
the shape is right but it's out of line and a little too hard.
compare to this shot of Jupiter and it's moon:
Technically, my moon's way too big and close but I only did that for the purposes of the tutorial.
