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This creates a cool cloud/lightning effect. Its quite simple too!
Step 1
First off, set your default colors, render clouds, then difference clouds using the above menus.
Step 2
Invert the colors, then sharpen multiple times using the menu above.
Final Product
Gets the job done! If you have any questions/comments, feel free to post below!
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it doesn't work for me somehow... when i put differenciate clouds it turns b/w and when i sharpen it there is just a bunch of of points with different colors
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You set default colors, then rendered NORMAL clounds (not difference). If you use sharpen too much it ends up that way.
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Nice, might try it sometime ^.^
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i did it man and its really nice, keep it up
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It works great for using it in a background for another pic. Nice!
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hmm, too plain and easy, but g/w on tut, mayne
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