scallahan1000

Using Lightwave3D 2015 to make a twinkling starfield with a little nebula cloud as well. Simply made using the "Textured Environment" in the Backdrop tab. Added 2 Crust layers separated by a Fractal Noise (set to Alpha) layer and then added the Puffy Clouds layer for the nebula on top of it all. 4 layers total. I used an envelope on the alpha layer and the nebula layer for the movement. Quite happy with it.

Screaming through Nevada in the F-14B burning LOTS of fuel. Sonic boom flyby at about 45 sec mark. :)

Full afterburner takeoff in DCS F-14B up to 11,000ft. Bam!

Can't get enough of Lightwave3D lately. Did a displaced cube with a cool laser blasting out of it. Enjoyed myself immensely.

Just getting into the F-14B in Digital Combat Simulator. Starting 'er up with the help of the guy in the backseat. ;)

Messing around with Lightwave 2020. StarPro for background and a simple point light w/lens flare (with love added) for the torpedo. Lot's of fun.

Blasting through the Nevada skies and going vertical for a bit in the F-14B. Yeehaa!

Ayup. Did the star trails using the "Echo" effect in After Effects. As always, this kept me pleasantly amused.

Just the usual run-of-the-mill dystopian cityscape using Lightwave3D 2020. Standard subdivided 100m plane with displacements, bumps, fog. Kept me amused for a bit. ;)

Just messing around with Vue 11 xStream.

Just messing around in Pro Tools with my Oxygen 61 keyboard. Made a video in Autodesk Maya to go along with it. Composited in Autodesk Combustion.

Heading north past Tripoli Road on Route 93 into a layer of fluff. 11/2/13.

Just having some fun with Lightwave 11.6 and displacement. Comped in Combustion 2008. Compressed in Squeeze 9.

Fluid sim from Blender, then into Lightwave and finally into Blackmagic Fusion for output. Had fun.

Just messing around in Vue xStream 2016. Keeping amused.

Yup. Final version (I hope) of my plasma blob side trip. I like the colors better in this one.

Staying amused. Used an endomorph with explode parts in fracture. Had a bit of fun. Inspired by a quick tutorial by HawaiiFilmSchool "https://youtu.be/fLunOgTgsw4".