Leaderboard

Some parts of this I like quite well; other parts are a little kludgy because I ran short of time. I didn't want to miss the first OOTF contest.

good evening. The images is about all my new challenges of making Sci-Fi Spheres. Next i hope will be Video.

Dear TechnoRobbo! Congratulations for the award. We miss you! Come back!

Dear Woodsy! Congratulations for the award.

Dear Red Ochre! Congratulations for the award.

Version 1.3 is released. I fixed a rotation issue where angles close to 45 degrees were visibly smaller as a result of weirdness I described in a post above. Thanks to @Eli for bringing my attention back to that issue. I made a Preferences button under the 'other' tab that opens a little window where you can browse and add folders on your computer that Brush Factory should scour when it starts. The textbox is editable, so you can type any reasonable folder or file path in there. It will handle both of them. The brush location settings are stored permanently. I released it a little early (day after last update) because I start another quarter of college tomorrow, which means I'll focus less on this and more on school. But I'll still visit to see what I can do and what I can work on, so please keep addressing concerns. I'll have to face that alpha issue sometime

Updated the Radical Image Optimization Tool effect to the latest version.

Raspberry (Entry 003):

This is a perspective study. It drove me nuts I just couldn't get the angles on the dangles. I tried using most of the perspective plugins but they didn't help much. It proveed a good opportunity to experiment with unfamiliar plugins (T R's ;Distort This' among others). Good ole 'Shape 3d' was probably the most useful plugin for the building work. I did the building a dozen times before I was happy with it and I'm still not happy with the roof. It's called Son House as its a nod to the great bluesman of that name who I've been listening to. Tuvm RB & partners in crime.

This is a Buddhist story caller "Trapped between a tiger and a snake" that a friend commissioned me to do. It took forever ( 2 weeks) and was quite the challenge. I'm pretty happy that I managed it.

Thanks for your treasury of space tuts Drydareelin. Now I need to work on my stars and dust for a bit and knock up a few more textures.