The Powder Toy

Planet tutorial by the_new_powder99999

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14th Dec 2015
30th Jan 2016
At the moment, most people will agree that a lot of planets in the powder toy don't look very good. This tutorial is an attempt to change that.
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Comments

  • REALkittyAndCats
    REALkittyAndCats     6th Apr 2017
    Amazing! Needs fp!
  • Branden11214
    Branden11214     16th Feb 2017
    helpful +1
  • Psion_Tiger
    Psion_Tiger     7th Dec 2016
    great job!!!
  • KingWilliamIII
    KingWilliamIII     29th Sep 2016
    can you do a tutorial to make a city?
  • space_powder
    space_powder     18th Sep 2016
    Really helpful man, +1
  • Christhebla
    Christhebla     31st Mar 2016
    Planet deco is a skill which needs to be practiced, but with this tutorial my first attempts aren't too bad
  • 987tails
    987tails     8th Jan 2016
    wow, now finally someone had an idea and gave simple users a go. idk what im supposed to say. actually, @powder, your a showoff- this is an opinion i wanted to say for a while and it felt good. goodbye xD
  • Skiruyoshi
    Skiruyoshi     1st Jan 2016
    it was really easy thanks!
  • explosivepowder
    explosivepowder     18th Dec 2015
    Err, replace floratorsat with metacalp. Sorry, I always get those 2 mixed up.
  • explosivepowder
    explosivepowder     18th Dec 2015
    I prefer more minimalistic planets, I like to form planets that look more like there rough, so that, from your perspective, you can tell alot about its geography, Take the gas giants in floratorsat as a great example, Note that the way I do it assumes theres a good amount of background lighting to light up the dark side, and when I feel its not quite enough, i use the lighten tool to add lighting from the star, Like I said, the gas giants in floratorsat are a good example.