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Figured out how to create an asteroid with almost no modeling! 😀
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Blender Asteroid Field Animation
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/u28P5E2frI8/hqdefault.jpg
Figured out how to create an asteroid with almost no modeling! 😀
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23 responses to “Blender Asteroid Field Animation”
I cried.
omg, great
Michael bay
You are clever sir!
I like the shakiness at the end.
DO NOT USE THE STAR FUNCTIONS if you have big camera movements, because you will see some white dots floating near the camera as if there are not far away, destroying the effect.
@MegaTigerlili And it's also easy as hell!
THIS IS HOLLYWOOD QUALITY!
Now that's an Asteroid!
@AndrewPPrice Hey, Andrew. I first made this without the compositing, cuz I had to make this for my schoolwork and I was in a hurry. But now I made the compositing into it and rendered it, but for some reason I can't see any difference to the one I made before. I dunno have I done something wrong.
Man, this looks 100% realistic!
wow nice looks realistic
muito bom!!! +)
Goodness…how long did it take to render?
@AndrewPPrice the 50 technicans are heroes!!
how do you create an asteroid? tutorial please?
Let me guess… The displace modifier?
i love the sound fx 😀 can u tell me where u get it?
looks a lot like a big chocolate ball
maybe its a bit too much brownian motion… but still looks great!
Andrew that was gorgeous, as always. Hope you'll do another incredible tut. PS, please pray for Japan, and planet earth.
wow. i guess some procedural textures (clouds) using a displace modifier on a cube? and is this gonna be a tutorial soon? (i need some asteroids for an animation im creating.
Cool. I saw this on your twitter 🙂
The lighting on this is brilliant!