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30-05-2001 8:32am#1What started out as an experiment in explosion mapping turned into this(altho Im not quite sure how)
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well i hav to say i'm slightly less impressed in that case<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Monty - the one and only:
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Simple I use a variation of this http://www.scifi-art.com/home/tutorials/nebula/nebula.htm
Then remove the starfield and render the nebula on its own, save the resulting picture for use as a texture.
Then start your pic and place the texture on a transparent plane close to the camera...
no plugins requried...
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