[Guest]

In this picture, all the sliders have been left in the default position except for the "Minimum Size" and "Maximum Size" sliders which have been set for the same value at the left side or "small" side of the scale. You can see that there are some variations but that essentially the snowflakes are the same size.

[Guest]

This little tutorial of yours seems to be quite popular, FB!! Well over 1000 views so far!
Good stuff - maybe we should have a little Q&A thread, to help newer guys (and older, for that matter :wink: ) for ideas, techniques, etc?
Kind of like a big melting pot of ideas, that would hopefully see some awesome results from the community... :?: 8)

[Guest]

Couldn't hurt to start one, Malone. Might be a good candidate for a "sticky". :wink:

[Guest]

The only real snag, for me, is that I very seldom have a fixed method of doing something: always experimenting with new effects, etc. So not too sure how, but I'll think on it for awhile, and we'll see what happens... :wink:

[Guest]

Sounds good, M8!

[Guest]

Ah yes, snowflakes! Now where was I :?:

[Guest]

Oh yes! Stars, snow rain! I've got it :!:

[Guest]

Here's one with both the min and max size sliders toward the left (smaller size) side but at different settings so there are a variety of smaller sizes. As you can see, there are also a variety of colors available which allows for a lot of creativity :wink:

[Guest]

That's basically how it works. Now let's get down to applying it to some images :!:

[CUJO_1970]

That's a great pic FB!

[Guest]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :wink:

[CUJO_1970]

Well, those stars are nice too but I was meaning the Blenheims :lol: 8)

[Guest]

Oh! I'm sorry, M8! Thought you were kidding me about what is on this page :!: :oops:

Well, thanks a lot, Cujo :!:

[Guest]

Of cours, if you really like the ones on this page better... :lol:

[Guest]

As I was saying, OK, let's get down to some images :!: