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My squad (real life buddies) move around a map as one unit - front checks ahead, second checks one side, third the other side, last watches our six. It's an evolution of the tactical shooter. The best you can do is check as many corners as you can and keep moving. You can and will be flanked wherever you are. The level design is beautiful and the destruction is amazing but the reason I keep going back for more is the play style - it's original. It is as if the TDM maps were layered and seamed together to make a great sandwich. I was planning on passing this expansion and get back to the vehicle maps with my buddies but decided to give it a shot via Premium since I'd probably like some of the expansions. I always do Conquest or the like because it didn't feel like I was trapped within four walls. I always I'm not a huge fan of Team Deathmatch in any game and didn't enjoy it in Battlefield either - give me large maps and a tank anyday. Then we can add some colour effect to the image to make it look better.I'm not a huge fan of Team Deathmatch in any game and didn't enjoy it in Battlefield either - give me large maps and a tank anyday. OK for the final step, we can flatten the image and duplicate the background layer, apply the following Reduce Noise Filter to the duplicate layer to sharpen the image a bit:
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Optionally, you can add some ground texture with cloud and the crack texture you downloaded: (If you would like to how to make this ground from the crack texture, please drop me a comment below) We’re almost done :) For some extra effect, we can add some particles with a 1px hard brush on the Laser Beams:Īnd paint some soft light on the bottom witha soft white brush:Īlso you can add some extra light dots in the centre with a soft white brush: Hint: You can adjust the layer opacity of each duplicated layer to generate more image depth.Ĭreate a new layer and use the particle brush we created in Step 1 to add some particles around the laser beam: Make a few duplicates of those blurring effect layers and attach them to the laser beams around the canvas: Now we can add some blurring effect around the laser – you can create this effect by repeating the Step 2 (but without press Ctrl + F to re-apply the motion blur filter): You will have the following shape after the Warping:ĭuplicate this layer a few times and scatter those particles around the centre light: Hint: For more image depth, use three different sized brush, and set their smallest brush to have the highest opacity, and the biggest brush to have the lowest opacity.Īnd we can create some light particles by creating a new layer, paint a small white dot with a soft brush, and use the warp tool to warp it as shown below: Let’s add some light effect to the image – grab a soft white brush and paint three dots to the position shown below: On each laser beam layer, you can use a soft eraser (50% flow and opacity) to remove some parts so it looks like passing through the air: Then duplicate this Laser beam layer 5 times, and merge those layers together, you will have the following effect:ĭuplicate this merged layer a few times, rotate and scatter them around the canvas as shown below:
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Use the free transform tool to scale it down a bit: Then press Ctrl + F to re-apply this motion blur filter twice:
Go to Filter > Blur > Motion Blur and apply some Motion Blur to the dots we’ve just painted on the new layer: Now let’s turn those particle into laser beams.
Save this brush, create a new layer and test it out on it- you will have the following effect: Then press F5 to bring up the Brush window, apply the following brush options:Īnd make sure you tick the “Smoothing” option. Step 1Ĭreate a new document (size doesn’t really matter) with black background – Let’s start by creating a particle brush: grab a soft 45px brush from the default brush set:
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