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TLBKlaus — Colorplexity Tutorial
Published: 2007-04-09 04:22:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 3593; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 197
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As promised, a tutorial for the method used to create most of the Colorplexity series [link] [numbers 1-3 were done differently :] I hope you all like it... if you make anything with it, please send me a message with a link!
Update: You can see a fullsize version of the final product of this tut here ...
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Very cool, I'll have to give this a try. I did this today before reading your message. [link] It's kind of similar because of the use of pyramids. I think I'll redo it with the colored lights and see what happens. Thanks for the cool idea
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Thanks, I'd really appreciate that. The colorplexity tut turned out pretty cool. I'm going to experiment a lil more before I submit a render though. I'm just now learning what does what in the labs. So any extra help would be really nice. A space scene tut would be awesome cool 
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I haven't used Fraps in years lol... I think I prefer a non-video format, but perhaps.
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Cool
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Mine comes out extremely washed out. When you group the inner, smaller, rotated triangle, what is its attribute (pos, neg, or neut)? And the attribute of the outer, larger triangle? Were you supposed to be able to see inside the triangle outside the base, or did you have to zoom inside it to see? That's what I had to do.
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Yes, you were supposed to go inside. And the idea is to have two outer pyramids set to positive and two inner ones set to negative, then grouped together to create a hollow "double" pyramid you can go inside of.
If the result is too washed out you can do a couple of things -- make the light colors a darker hue of each shade or make the lights weaker overall. There's also some contrast work in PS afterward as well.
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yeah I came up with something that did not look good either
followed everything in this tutorial and it still came out looking not great
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Mine was WAYYY too washed out! What happened with yours?
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I just got a series of dots.
nothing like a flame at all.
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I just got a series of dots.
Nothing like a flame at all
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did you have the camera inside the sphere? Can you post a link to what you did get, that might help?
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what a fantastic tutorial
I have some crazy ideas for this.
I bet it looks awesome when animated as well.
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ty, I haven't done much animation with Bryce yet but I'm sure you're right...
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I used brightness/contrast and saturation adjustments in Photoshop... brighter, more constrasted, and more saturated...
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Thanks! I couldn't figure it out for mine. I ended up with brighter, and less contrasted or something ugly.
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I command you to stop making awesome tutorials. :U
I tried it out and made something, but I think I did something wrong, and it came out...funky. Not in a good way either. xD
I also command you to stop making awesome artwork. If I wasn't so lazy, I'd probably have favorited everything you've done so far. XD
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awesome!!! Bryce looks like fun..... but I'll leave this creativityb up to you!
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omg
niceeeeeeeeeeeeee
i dont have bryce anymore
but i want to use it!
***btw
can you make a photoshop tut or 2 as a follow up
REALLY
want to see some photoshop help
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Looks pretty cool, I'll try it out
(PS: I'll be sending a note to you about the contest soon if your still interested)
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Looks interesting, would've tried it out if i had bryce now... :/
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