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Subject: Footprints in the snow??

igohigh opened this issue on Dec 18, 2001 · 3 posts
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igohigh ( ) posted Tue, 18 December 2001 at 4:38 PM · edited Fri, 11 October 2024 at 5:26 AM

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Hi all, I know I don't wonder over to side of the forum much (I really should) but I have a problem. Poser couldn't render my scene so I had to break it up. Now I need to learn a good technique to put the horse and sleigh back onto the ground.... I once had a good tutorial for making footprints but I lost it and my photoshop skills are rather shallow, any ideas??

dreamer101 ( ) posted Tue, 18 December 2001 at 6:24 PM

I know of a way with bryce and photoshop to make the footprints in the snow.

Make trails into the snow in Bryce/Photoshop

igohigh ( ) posted Sun, 30 December 2001 at 5:09 PM

Great tutorial! I wish I had seen it earlier but I think I can use it later! Thanks!

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