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and I just discovered that Elements 2.0 (haha... old) does have multiply and exclusion layers and all that, so I must have been blind. Thanks for the help on that, tweetytunes.
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I'm hoping to continue working on this after the challenge is done to learn some texturing and I also wanted to feature some particle effects. The escape pods are in the back of the engine bodies, which seems like an odd place (I guess it is) but that way, the smoke pouring from the engine exhaust pipes will create a literal smokescreen for a hidden getaway.
Comments and crits are still welcome, cause I'll learn from them even if I don't get to implement them.
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its free and a very nice and powerfull program. Everyone seems to be obsessed with PS because it is the more broadly used.
Your ship is quite cool and well made, of the fantasy type more than scifi.
About rotating, is better to use the channel box. Highligt rotate x or y or z, and instead of use exact numbers you can hold the control key and move the mouse pressing the middle mouse button to change the values at your liking.
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Taquion, I have tried out Gimp, and it looks pretty good. I'm more familiar with Photoshop Elements though, so I'll probably stick with that until I have time to learn some of the more powerful tools of Gimp or Photoshop CS(3 or 4 or something). I'll try out the channel box rotation too.
Arran, thanks for the comments.
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