Nolan Scott
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In the Texture Tag change Side to Both and render again.
Does that work…?Cheers
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Open the Planet, you’ll see two Light Objects “Atm.Light” and “Atmosphere”.
(You might delete the Atm.Light, hasn’t really any functions anymore)
Select the “Atmosphere” and go to the Attributes-Manager and check Visibility,
Inner- and Outer-Distance and Brightness are adjusted to the size of the planet.
(play with Distance and Brightness – check/uncheck Use Falloff)I just copied the planet from from an fairly old animation.
You might have to zoom in or out to see it all, specially in the other views.
If you like here is the original animation:
https://web.mac.com/nolan.scott/Gallery/Structure.htmlCheers
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Well, I guess you were so fast responding, couldn’t even edit my post…?
Anyway, if you like, please download the project-file – planet.zip – from my iDisk:
https://homepage.mac.com/nolan.scott/Cheers
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Something like this:
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Create a Helix- and a Linear-Spline / make them both editable / run connect command /
delete the two old splines / go into Point-mode and select the two endpoints of the former helix and linear spline / weld them together / should your Align to Spline Expression start at the other end go to Structure / Edit Spline / Reverse sequence.
(You might like and change the Spline Intermediate Points to Uniform)Regarding animating your wings, please have a look at this tutorial:
https://www.computerarts.co.uk/tutorials/3d__and__animation/watch_the_birdyCheers
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Attach the Camera to a Null / apply the Align to Spline Expression to the Null.
Animate the Camera (position/rotation) as you wish.Cheers
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Well, if you have the core-version, here is a very simple video-demonstration:
https://web.mac.com/nolan.scott/Gallery/Particles_to_Spline.htmlCheers
Nolan -
Please, have a look at Richard Harrington’s free Photoshop CS4 Videos,
introducing among other things the new User Interface:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/203/872027For comparison here is an introduction to Photoshop Elements 6:
https://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pselements/ig/PSE6New/PSE6-Organizer.htmCheers
Nolan