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[USER=69670]IamSam[/USER] - Was this the thread that you were looking for?
https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/photoshop-newbies/51522-been-weeks-help-me-figure-out-please.html
[USER=36182]dj2216[/USER] - Take a look at the thread I cited above. This is what I meant when I said that it could possibly be done with the wind/stagger tool, but, as you can see that thread only produces very two dimensional effects, so one would have to composite a bunch of them (either freehand, or using PS's 3D capabilities) to get the effect in your example. In contrast, in a full mathematical programming / graphics environment one can specify in terms of mathematical algorithms where the spikes should appear, how they should be connected in a 3D space, etc.

HTH,

Tom M

<blockquote data-quote="Tom Mann" data-source="post: 1533728262" data-attributes="member: 74903">[USER=69670]IamSam[/USER] - Was this the thread that you were looking for?<a href="https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/photoshop-newbies/51522-been-weeks-help-me-figure-out-please.html" target="_blank">https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/photoshop-newbies/51522-been-weeks-help-me-figure-out-please.html</a>&nbsp;[USER=36182]dj2216[/USER] - Take a look at the thread I cited above.&nbsp; This is what I meant when I said that it could possibly be done with the wind/stagger tool, but, as you can see that thread only produces very two dimensional effects, so one would have to composite a bunch of them (either freehand, or using PS&#039;s 3D capabilities) to get the effect in your example.&nbsp; In contrast, in a full mathematical programming / graphics environment one can specify in terms of mathematical algorithms where the spikes should appear, how they should be connected in a 3D space, etc.HTH,Tom M</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tom Mann, post: 1533728262, member: 74903"] [USER=69670]IamSam[/USER] - Was this the thread that you were looking for? [url]https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/photoshop-newbies/51522-been-weeks-help-me-figure-out-please.html[/url] [USER=36182]dj2216[/USER] - Take a look at the thread I cited above. This is what I meant when I said that it could possibly be done with the wind/stagger tool, but, as you can see that thread only produces very two dimensional effects, so one would have to composite a bunch of them (either freehand, or using PS's 3D capabilities) to get the effect in your example. In contrast, in a full mathematical programming / graphics environment one can specify in terms of mathematical algorithms where the spikes should appear, how they should be connected in a 3D space, etc. HTH, Tom M [/QUOTE]

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