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I'm not sure what you mean.. transparency? Tolerance, you mean?

@Trinitym: The texture is nice, but the planet is transparent. Here's how you fix this: first make sure your planet is all there and not transparent at any part. Then duplicate the planet layer and go to Adjustments > Hue/Saturation and turn the lightness all the way down so you get a black circle. Then use outline object so there's none of the planet left. THEN you use the transparent gradient. If you have any questions or need me to explain it more, just ask. @Servant_Of_Thor: Okay.

Eh, the grid is kinda annoying. The blob is pretty cool though.

We need more votes it's really close.

What they're fixed?

WWHHHHATT. They were just working awhile ago! GAH. I'll try and fix this up in awhile...

5000 or 6000 mb...? maybe another zero.

Well, I draw a blob with a bunch of different colors and use the the align object plugin to put it in the middle. Then use zoom blur deluxe a bunch and move it to where I want.

Thanks. (about the beautiful part.)

That actually looks pretty cool. It's not bad at all.

Yeah, I know. there's a larger version on my dA. Also, to view the smallpapers try going here: http://flip.zxq.net/smallpapers.html

...stupid host... GGGGGAAAH.

That's not very close the the outcomes you see here. Plus, noobs don't have decent brains. Don't be sorry for sounding harsh. People on this forum are too dang NICE.

Zoom blur deluxe.

G L O W Y - S W I R L Also, can anyone see any of the smallpapers? I think I'm having problems.

How to Make a Glowy Swirl -- Plugins you will need: Align Object Sine Waves 1. Fill your background layer with black and make a new layer. Set your primary color to white, and your secondary color FULLY TRANSPARENT. 2. On this new layer, make a radial gradient with the colors you chose and align in to the center using align object. 3. Set your primary color to a different color, and make a layer UNDER the white circle you made. Make another bigger radial gradient and align it to the center. 4. Set your primary color to a darker color than your previous color, and do the same thing. 5. Merge all of your circle layers, and press CONTROL + A to select everything and switch the the tool and make it smaller, and a little longer. Mess around with different widths and lengths. 6. Align it to the center and run Distort > Sine Waves. Make the amplitude higher, but don't mess with anything else. 7. Run Distort > Twist. Make the size big, and don't twist it that much. Repeat this process a bunch of times and you can get something like this: Also, see if you can get something like this: XJ14

Poll up.

I think the texture turned out well.

Any more entries?

Like this? "C:\Program Files\Paint.NET\PaintDotNet.exe" /disableDirectWrite Because that doesn't work. It says the image type cannot be recongnized, so it won't open. That doesn't make much sense.

It looks pretty good. The text is a little blurry though. Nice stamp effect though. I took a photo and edited it.

How do you do this? Thanks in advance.

Well, that certainly was mature of you. What do you think that will accomplish?

This could happen: viewtopic.php?f=35&t=20683

You don't have to pay for any of the hosts said here.