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galaxal
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galaxal
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| Posted: Sun May 28, 2000 7:08 pm |
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hey, I just finished this one, I like the rumble, but the rain drops seem need to be improved, little comment?
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Guy
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| Posted: Sun May 28, 2000 7:41 pm |
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well i cant really tell you HOW to make better rain, but i can tell you that the drops should be sharper and not so big. make only several pixels wide or around there. hope that helps a bit. look for some pics that have rain in them. might help a bit. the rest of it looks alright. the rock ledge that sticks out on the top might be a bit heavy, but hey. doesnt have to be too realistic  |
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jamiem
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| Posted: Sun May 28, 2000 7:55 pm |
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Dunno if this'll help, but in the olden days of film they created rain effects by scratching film.
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Tinusch
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| Posted: Sun May 28, 2000 8:10 pm |
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| Here's a cheesy way to do it... Make a new layer, and select a 1-pixel wide area. Make it as tall as you want the raindrop to be. Now use the Gradient tool, set to Foreground to Transparent. Choose white as your foreground color. Just use the Gradient tool in each of the selected areas, by dragging it upwards. You should have a very thin faded-streak thingy that somewhat resembles rain. |
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