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The last Supernova Tutorial
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Published: 2008-11-05 19:15:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 86633; Favourites: 2004; Downloads: 2436
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Yes!, Ive finished the Last supernova tutorial!
6 steps on how to greate a gigantig powerfull space reactor!.
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I hope you enjoy it and learn a lot from it. please
and comment 
Let me know when yur work is finished. Iwould love to see what you did
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I posted my work here : [link]
Thanks again for the tut !
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no problem!
It looks great! srsly
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bah IΒ΄m to stupid for this tut.... 
But your tut looks great!
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you may be missing some instructions. read carefully, and try again
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I read and tried this a lot but , well mine is not like yours....^^
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Took a few tips from here: [link]
Thanks!
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glad you find my tut usfeull.
great results!
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No clue how this one escaped my hawk-like eye. 
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no problem
Glad you like it!
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this is really a great tutorial
will help me a lot to learn new things
thanks for sharing this
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No problem, glad you like it!
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Hey, excelente tutorial 
Gracias
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Muchas gracias!
te dejo algunas definiciones:
Overlay = superponer
Soft Light = Luz Suave
creo que son los unicos digamos dificiles de entender. Si tenes dudas con otras cosas decime nomas
Un saludo!
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Ah bueno 
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very good tutorial, simple and to the point.
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Este tuto es genial... muchas gracias por compartir.
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I tried out your tutorial, and I'm really happy with the result. But gahh, I cannot find that cloud picture for the life of me! I want to use it on a green one I'm working on as I type this, but no luck! A link would be amazing
[link]
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I named several stock images websites on my tutorial, there youll find what you need for sure.
And what you did was verry good!!
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Oh okay, I'll look again.
And thanks
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it looks so easy... but I think I'm really an idiot and can't do it -.-
Yeah well, I'll try out of course.... it was always my dream being able to create wallpapers with sci-fi themes... planets... suns and all this.. I hope it works
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Awesome, thanks for the tutorial.
Plz, upload more tutorial, its awesome.
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Thanks
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Excelente tuto ;D
lo usΓ© aqui :3
[link]
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great tut!
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tried out your tutorial here [link]
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I tried using this and I lose you at Step 5. My sun never turns out like that. [link] This is what I ended up getting, it's not bright enough at all and I can't make it brighter. I tried adding the white circle to brighten it but it didn't help. Suggestions?
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The sun surface is turning out really well!, if you need to brighten up your sun, duplicate one of your first circle layers and instead of using the overlay mode in the oter glow use "screen", "softlight", or "normal" mode, with a white color. Try modifying the amount of glow, and opacity until you are satisfied, then tell me if you got any good results
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Ok I did that and I got this ring around it. Still didn't look quite right, since in yours there's seemless transition between the edge of the circle and the flares it emits, so I started going over it with a plain white paintbrush with a lowered opacity.
[link] is what I got.
It looks really strange now and I can't put my finger on it lol
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you are almost there, reduce the inner and outter glow 50% at least, lets see how it turns out
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k I lowered inner & outer glow opacity to 50, [link] is what I got o_O
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alright send me the psd, Ill show you the results of my tutorial in your work. go to my profile to find my mail.
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Could you keep this conversation here so that one may see the suggestions from keepwalking07 and the results by GhosTagE step by step? You can actually learn quite a bit just from watching the trial and error in this conversation.
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The way I understood it you proceeded the discussion over notes...
Got inspired though: [link]
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Oh, yeah we did. All we did really was exchange files to see what I did wrong. It turns out I didn't reduce the fill and I should have made a white stroke to make it brighter, that's all.
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Awesome tutorial! Tried it out here: [link]
Thanks for making it!
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Verry well done!!
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I used your tut here [link]
thanks alot !
very easy but usefull steps
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