Simple Smudging Tutorial.

[El Fufu]

I'll do this and post my outcome. :'D

[Trent]

[COLOR="YellowGreen"][SIZE="2"]I'll do this and post my outcome. :'D

Alright, sounds good man. Glad SOMEONE is using it. :3[/SIZE][/COLOR]

[Guled]

[COLOR="Yellow"][SIZE="2"]damn that looks nice, didnt get the light part tho

make a light tut pls[/SIZE][/COLOR]

[Tee Rouze]

[SIZE="1"]I enjoyed reading this tutorial.

However, if I were to actually do this tutorial I wouldn't be able to.

EG;

"Let's add some nebula" - Looks fucking great, i'll admit that, but where do I go to add Nebula? :c

If you put in brackets the steps to adding like (click font, scroll down to potato, right click... etc.) then it'd be a really sweet informative guide that beginners would easily be able to follow and use.

Other than that it's a really sweet tutorial and i'd love to see you post more <3[/SIZE]

[Trent]

I suppose I'll make another tutorial with everything I didn't cover in this one.

[Perroke]

[COLOR="Silver"][SIZE="2"]if u smudged u rener how can u mess with the colour than?
stuck there.[/SIZE][/COLOR]

[El Fufu]

You don't smudge the render? You duplicate the render multiple times around the canvas merge them and then smudge them. Not the render. >_<

[Trent]

[COLOR="Pink"][SIZE="2"]

[COLOR="Silver"][SIZE="2"]if u smudged u rener how can u mess with the colour than?
stuck there.[/SIZE][/COLOR]

The smudgeing took place in a totally different layer, not the official render.

You duplicate your render enough to cover behind your actual render, and select all the duplicated layers.

Once you've got them selected, you merge all the layers, and THEN smudge on the layers you just merged.


Once you finish smudgeing you go back to your render layer, and mess with lighting.[/SIZE][/COLOR]