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My Computer is a B I T C H that hates lighting

This is something I wanted to make for a while now though. Based a bit on 's works that have Tails and Cosmo traveling out in space, though with a bit of the sexiness toned down. I was initially planning on just having a few planets and focusing on Tails and Cosmo laying together adorably. But as I continued, I found the sun model, saw all kinda of cool stuff I could do with it, and well... here it is. I call it: The Avohkey System.

Anyone who's a Bionicle fan knows what the name derives from. But basically, this is a series of suns that all revolve around a super dense star that's collapsing into a black hole.There's a very large belt of asteroids that's essentially just planets that get caught up in the orbit of one star, and then rotate to the middle between two other stars and then gets pulled apart. Would this be a realistic thing to happen? Probably not. But that's why it's called Science fiction.

But I was going to have much better lighting, with one beam of light coming form the blue star and another one coming from the red one. But my computer can't handle that and craps itself each time I tried exporting the image sequence to get the bloom effect.

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My Computer is a B I T C H that hates lighting

This is something I wanted to make for a while now though. Based a bit on 's works that have Tails and Cosmo traveling out in space, though with a bit of the sexiness toned down. I was initially planning on just having a few planets and focusing on Tails and Cosmo laying together adorably. But as I continued, I found the sun model, saw all kinda of cool stuff I could do with it, and well... here it is. I call it: The Avohkey System.

Anyone who's a Bionicle fan knows what the name derives from. But basically, this is a series of suns that all revolve around a super dense star that's collapsing into a black hole.There's a very large belt of asteroids that's essentially just planets that get caught up in the orbit of one star, and then rotate to the middle between two other stars and then gets pulled apart. Would this be a realistic thing to happen? Probably not. But that's why it's called Science fiction.

But I was going to have much better lighting, with one beam of light coming form the blue star and another one coming from the red one. But my computer can't handle that and craps itself each time I tried exporting the image sequence to get the bloom effect.