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A scene i'm trying to make includes a hole in the sky that i'd like to have disintegrating edges, as shown here. I should only need one angle on this scene so i don't need something that's pretty from every angle.

Here's what the scene looks like currently, with a filled black circle for the hole.

And here's roughly what it should look like.

I used GIMP's pick and blur filters to do this, but i'm curious to know if there's a good way to get this same effect straight from Blender. What are my options here besides editing the picture every time i update the scene?

Thanks in advance.

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[–] slippyferret@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

One more idea, this time in 3d:

  1. Create an icosphere with maybe 6 subdivisions
  2. select just one vertex
  3. Use the same random proportional editing tool to randomize the surface radiating away from the selected vertex
  4. Set a material and use a diffuse black shader

As a bonus, you can have the object rotate to give it an animated, portal-like look.