Magnetar Doodle

Started by WAS, March 07, 2022, 11:30:11 AM

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WAS

Just a quick idea I had in my head I wanted to try and express with Terragen.

Dune

Quick, but very nice!

Hannes


WAS

I wanted to get some more shape out of the magnetic fields, but when I applied altitude offsets with normals from the planet, things got really weird. Lol. I also tried the pinch/bulge function to try and pinch everything into the poles but that made everything weird as well. Lol Oh well.

Thanks, guys.

KlausK

That`s nice! Very different from the "usual" photorealistic stuff.

CHeers, Klaus
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mhaze


Kadri


Interesting. What method did you use Jordan?

billhd

This is far more subtle than the illustrations I have seen of same subject on astronomy sites.  

WAS

Quote from: billhd on June 10, 2022, 01:13:45 PMThis is far more subtle than the illustrations I have seen of same subject on astronomy sites.
Yeah, that is be design. It's supposed to be a cooking magnetar loosing it's magnetic force, and most the activity happening at the poles.

The idea, regardless of how inaccurate, was it would someday only leave behind it's heavy elements in an amalgamated sphere that then becomes a rogue planetoid. 

pixelpusher636

The more I use Terragen, the more I realize the world is not so small.