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And THANK YOU ... a bit late, but, thank you. I learned a lot and had lots of fun with this tutorial. Reason for my visit today is because I have a new workstation and wanted to revisit this project and perhaps kick it up a bit.
Cheers!
Manny
I have to start all over again :c
but, I want to know if you know why did that happen?
nice tutorial, man! I'll make sure to post you my outcome
well it could just be Windows or something with the memory? May not occur every time. Usually, the program will just take longer to do something but won't crash.
that's my result
when I rendered the image, the "light beam" emitted by the omni light, was kind of pixelated, like when you set something in Dissolve mode in Photoshop
I also got a lot of pixelated "stairs"
I don't know what I should tweak to get rid of those things
I did manage to get through it with Photoshop, but it's not the same...
so yeah... Again, awesome tutorial! thanks for sharing your knowledge
You're welcome
it was weird because it was instantly