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sewer-pancake ā charred planet tutorial
Published: 2012-06-19 17:28:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 10957; Favourites: 252; Downloads: 296
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hey all. i decided to go ahead and finish my tut, because shit happened, and i wouldnt be able to when my kids start school.so here it is!
enjoy, and show me what you use it for, i always love to see.
thank you for any faves.
edit: fixed an error in the color selection in the tenth section
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Simple Technique but really helpful !
before , if i am creating a planet
i always do it manually using brush
shading it blah blah blah and taking a very long time
and sometimes i just don't like it.
but when i saw this
this is was a great way to create a planet
with easy ways and have a great result and also
a Time Savers !
this is really great
this tutorial deserve more views and favorite e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/sā¦ " width="15" height="15" alt="
thanks for posting mate
have a nice days
anyway sorry for my bad english
since english is not my main language hehe hehe.
cheers.
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thanks so much for the critique! im so glad you like it, and i hope it can come in handy for you in the future.
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When I saw the one created with a picture from NASA I almost fell from my bed, it looks so good. This tutorial is really helpful, thank you!
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XD thanks, hope it can come in handy.
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Used it here -hinata2000.deviantart.com/art/ā¦
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thanks for using it!
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Absolutely the best planet making tutorial 
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thank you, and i hope you enjoy.
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This has to be the most simplified tutorial on planet making I've ever read. XD I think I can get a similar effect in GIMP with its distorts, so I can't wait to try this after I paint my own textures, thanks. X3
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You're welcome. ^^ And I hope so too. XD
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Hi 
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see ya
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not at all, thank you so much!
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well i must say the technique is cool and the effort is well done but yet the result isnt that convincing because the black spots seems odd under exterior light aka sun
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thank you, and there are ways you could eliminate that issue, my tutorial is very flexible.
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Just followed this and quite enjoyed it
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thats great! im so glad you enjoyed it.
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youre welcome!
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I decided on a whim to try this out... This's what I came out with: [link]
I'm a bit sad none of my planets ended up anywhere near so awesome as your example, but oh well. I'll keep trying! And thank you so much for the helpful tutorial. Wouldn't have known what the hell I was doing without it
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im glad you got some use of it, and im sorry the results werent what you were expecting.
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I probably jus got a step wrong somewhere...
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i did kind of fly through making the tut, so if you find where its going wrong, but cant figure it out, let me know, and ill help you with it.
its totally possible that i may have left something out myself.
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^W^ if I remember to, I will link the tutorial in the description of the pic
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thank you im gonna play with this one and link a result
thank you for your time and talent
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thank you, i cant wait to see. ^^
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Tried it yesterday with a texture but it had to much detail then I did a clouds /different clouds thing and still not happy with my result.
you have taught me thing I did not use in this tut so thanx already the tut is smooth and easy to follow well done its fantastic.
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thank you, and im sorry you couldnt get a good result. i have a texture uploaded here [link] that is similar to the one i used for the tut, if youd like to give it another go using it instead.
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Thank you. I was wondering how people where doing this.
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Could you do something like this with other colours and have it looking good? Great tutorial by the way ^_^
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thanks, and im sure you could, it just wouldnt be all 'fiery'.
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