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cricket1961 started a blog post Liquify Tutorial Repost
08-12-2009, 12:20 AM

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Liquify Tutorial Repost

Here is my pre-edited tutorial that was posted on the PMA web site.
I have noticed that there are a few calls for a liquify Tutorial,

So here it is:
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  Quantum3 commented
  
  08-12-2009, 04:19 AM
  
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  Good tutorial! I would like to read a deeper explaniation about the mirror tool and turbulence tool since I personally satisfy my expectations in a 99% with the push left tool. I just don't get what's the useful thing of the other 2 tools.
  
  Thanks for this tutorial, Chris!
  
  Mart
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  viper7 commented
  
  08-12-2009, 07:05 AM
  
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  Thank you Chris
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  cricket1961 commented
  
  08-12-2009, 12:29 PM
  
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  Hmm. I haven't really found a good use for the turbulence tool myself.
  But the mirror tool is great for reflections. Say you need to make a more convincing reflection of the underside of a car. Tires are not to cooperative, but the mirror tool helps with that.
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