and decided to give it a go myself! This is what was produced:



I am honestly so happy with the results that I'm doing a tutorial on craters and explosions using this same method which will be posted up later in the day on Monday with Part Two following whenever the damned stuff dries!
I think it looks cool, what about you guys?
2 comments:
Very cool. I think some deeper ruts and more pushed up material where it has buried and cut into the ground would help it though.
I think a battlefield filled with these and a random event of meteors falling and killing units would be a fun one to play as well.
The 'backlighting' effect has worked extremely well.
John
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