this tutorial

[xeno]

i think that this is more a question of where to put my object. Try placing it in the upper left corner and rotate it a while. I think that will do the trick, just keep messin with ur rotation axis

[Darlock]

;) move object, add texture

he might have also used photoshop to adjust the final image

[CosmicBear]

Wichtig hierbei ist, dass man Etwas mit den Werten Experimentiert

ich denke, das beantwortet deine frage schon. wie es aussieht, basiert das finale bild nicht auf den screenshots die er auf seiner seite zeigt. :shrug:
gerade mit dem matrix-extrude musst du ein bisschen rumspielen um gute ergebnisse zu bekommen. oder dublizier dein objekt ein paarmal und rotier es, damit sich neue zufällige formen ergeben.

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it's important here to experiement with the settings

i think, this is the answer to your question already. as it looks like, the final picture isn't based on the screenshots on the page. :shrug:
play with the matrix-extrude for a while in order to get good results. or you can dublicate your objects and rotate it to get new forms

[brainheadz]

erstmal danke für ne deutsche antwort...

now, but if i dublicate the object it doesn't get so bold like the one in the sample. i don't know what i should do, i've asked the wirter of the tutorial, but he don't know it anymore.

[Kotayus]

I have found an easier way and a more effective method than matrix extrude.

Make a sphere >
Make it editable >
STRUCTURE > EDIT SURFACE > CRUMPLE
Crumple: MODE: RADIAL X Radius=100m

Then select the polygon tool and inner extrude the whole sphere to your liking, position, texture then render.

Here my result with no mats.

Hope i made that as painless as possible =)

[brainheadz]

ok thanks, it works !

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