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sewer-pancake — charred planet tutorial
Published: 2012-06-19 17:28:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 10958; 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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Perfect !! i hope i can see it submit to my group !!
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Ooo, great tutorial! I'm gonna have to try this sometimee
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thanks, i hope you do!
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Awesome...next time I won't send my 5000 drone ships out with antimatter deep-field scatter munitions to create a charred planet; I'll just use your tute
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i also have psp, so if you come across something you get stuck on or doesnt work properly, i can try it on mine, and tell you how to make it work.
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Thanks so much for offering! Hope it will not be necessary!!
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Wow, this is very helpful!
And it's not overly complicated (at all) so that is a HUGE plus!
Great job!
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thank you, im so glad its easy to understand.
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Oh of course~
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Awesome. Too bad I don't have that distort feature.
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which program do you use?
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I use two primarily. Gimp and serif photoplus.
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i have heard of gimp, but unfortunately i am unfamiliar with both of those programs. i tried to download gimp to see if there is some way to spherize, labeled under a different name, but i couldnt find anything. sorry!
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Very nice of you to try.
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Seing this method is inspiring.... I wonder what happens if I combine it with mine... 
As for the tutorial: In my opinion you've written it nicely, in a way which is easy to understand, with all the detail needed. and of course it's great you included images
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well, im glad you think so, and if you can mix it with yours, i think that would be awesome.
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Well, I'm basically using GregMartin's method (good chance you know that one), but it somewhat limits me to gas planets only. Your tutorial gives me a ridiculously simple method to do more - at least if it works out the way I want
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