Diesel's World by fractalneil
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Description
I told my Jupiter-size moon to use the star for
it's light source and this resulted, doesn't look like Jupiter seen from orbit. What caused this
serendipitous result?
Comments (4)
azrabella
Who cares! Its very good though. I like serendipity.
woz2002
hehehee...great results even if by accident. The light source is contained within the Primitive sphere which is the moon. As you will find with MJW...light is hard to control & tends to bleed through meshes...sometimes this can be a Pain in the proverbial:(...other times you can get some great results. Try this...create a moon with that lava flow material on its surface, then create the light source inside...It then looks like the suns nova or crescent...if you see what I mean :) Keep experimenting :) I have also been lead to believe that you can create multiple suns (Ive never tested it)....how...well you experiment...Your halfway there already :)Great work
hakujin
Butterscotch world!
lewis_moorcroft
Cool thick atmosphere!