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Published: 2009-11-27 14:12:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 8665; Favourites: 168; Downloads: 414
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hey there! heres the tut i promised,hope it helps,cheers
here are some tutorials that cover the spherize part i havent explained so check them out.
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Also thanks a lot for the tutorial 
But do you find the textures created from apothysis better?
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curious, where would one find tutorial on Β apothysis on how to create a texture like that? I've been seaching and could not find
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Oh brother, I can't believe I never saw this. Faved it, gonna try it, gonna mix it with my methods. Never thought about doing it this way. Thx for this man.
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Used your tutorial here: [link]
just wanted to show you the result.
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So awesome.! !!!!
Excited to see your gallery but i got no time dammit :/ Gonna do it soon 
I'm a newb to this so xD... I'm just collection tuts from here 'n' there lol So that one day i'll get a tablet and learn how to use ps xD....
THANKS FOR THE TUT !!
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Its too smal i can't read!!!
altough it looks what i wanted
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download it on the right side of page
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GOD! i have writen that how many years? sorry but i have already figure that out many many weeks ago
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lol XD yea just in case you didnt ever figure it out lol^^
and you wrote it 2 months ago lol XD
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Wow, I thought Iwas the only one who used this method, except I use cloud stock instead
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Fascinating and quite interesting, but I have never heard of this "World Machine" and that seems very important for this.
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Oh! You've posted some already, so silly of me... Thank you so much!!!
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Very nicely done. Will probably be useful for me.
Many thanks.
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thanks mate for looking and faving!! cheers
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Thanks sooooo much for making these tutorials!
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Hmm... fractals and displacement maps... i can't say that idea ever crossed my mind.
its an interesting method with great results
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no problem,thanks for looking!
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Nice! I think this will be useful. If I make any more attempts at space art anyway...
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thanks!!glad to help
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It's great
But one question, shouldn't there be 22 instead of 222?
I'm not sure, but 2x 22 worked better for me than 22 and 222
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well it depends on how dense are your lines after resizing that little line of color,try different ratios on the displace filter,i used 22x222,but if it works for you 2x22 than great!
i really dont know how to explaine that part,guess its more a subject of experimentation,anyways,glad you like it,cant wait to see the results!!
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True, I tried some other settings and they work great as well
But I'll have to study that displacement, I wasn't using it before and I still have to spend some time for it.
Also I wanted to ask about fractals, should they be like yours or it doesn't really matter? And which variations were you using for them?
I guess I'll upload one really soon
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well fractals basicliy any kind works,they should be rendred at a fairly hi quality,i think i used linear.try different typs i think you cant miss,and yeah the displacement filter is pretty cool just try out stuff,i even made some maps of solid planets with it here:
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I think that displacement might be entertaining
Thanks for the support mate!
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no problem! cheers and happy displacing,
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I think this method is pretty cool, different from most other gas giant tuts.. thanks for sharing!
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thanks a bunch,and no problem! cheers
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Nice tutorial. You know there's also a program called stratagen that can create those lines automatically with high detail.. it might be some help if you want lots of banding!
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hey! jeah i used it a few times for terragen purposes,but it just didnt cross my mind to use it here,thanks for the advice its good,meeeeu!
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