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From: Stephen Schleicher <[e-mail]>
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I was watching Star Trek VI "The Undiscovered Country" again last weekend.
If anyone has seen it, there is a part where the Kilgon moon explodes
sending out a "shock wave".  The wave is a disc of fire and turbulence, not
a sphere.  I was wondering if anyone knows a way to create something like
that in LW.  I have tried creating a disc, asigning a fractal noise pattern
to it, then setting the transparency to 100% with the edge transparency
set to opaque and a high threshold value.  Doesn't look very good.

If any one has any ideas, I would appreciate it... I'm a little bored after
completing my latest video project, and need a new challenge.

Also it was posted not too long ago about creating a nebula using a
displacement map... could someone please repost that.

Thanks in advance

Stephen Schleicher
Director/Producer Video Production &
Interactive Television Coordinator
Fort Hays State University
Hays, Ks 67601
[phone]