how do i make the moon red? i want to have a blood moon look

should do a 3d model of this

How do I make it a half moon?

i actually did try it out.
it's not the best, but it'll do.
(recent SFM post)

@licflagg, it is possibile to make using the content I provided

Would it be possible if you add a solar eclipse panel?

One of them looks like the eye of soron from lord of the rings

@SG Game786, I think you mistake 'behind' of the moon for it's front. Just direct the lamp to the white side of it. In any case there is flex for moving the black plane, as well as the bone.

@Rayko, your saying to put the light behind the moon.

@SG Game786, if you are using a light lamp and the black plane is not in front of the moon, it should react to lights just fine.

how can you make it react to the light. I dont know how to do that?

can you make a sun?

Thanks, guys. Glad that you found it useful.

I Love The Pale/Blood Moon Poster! Amazing Panel By The Way.

Fuck it,
add "The Brethren Moon"
From DS3.
pleze.
nah mate.
thats a joke.

I ended up using this model in a sci-fi video, and it looked pretty good (even when scaled up), if you're interested:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7drv5YNuXR4

That's ok, thanks anyway. I am doing a scene in orbit above a planet, and so needed a large moon. But what you have is good, and I can use it for most of the scenes anyway.

@sonosublime, you can try get this plane closer. I don't really understand why you need such a large moon. It might go black because of lighting issues or just black 'phase' plane popping out.

The thing is, I have no time to make additional sizes right now, but I do believe that you can solve your problem with a smaller moon or at least with another model. (:

Yes, I have used the scale function, and tried remapping the slider range to 1000x, but going further than 400x causes the whole model to go black

@sonosublime, SFM has a tool that allows to scale models. Is it that much of a problem? Scale towards big sizes is easier, than towards small sizes in SFM.

Thanks for this model, it's really good. However, it does start out pretty small, and perhaps a little too small for scenes that are to take place in orbit. Is it possible to release a large version of this?

Nice.

That's no moon.... that's a....

That... is pretty awesome, no moon is this good, who needs lagging spheres anyways, no one thats who. *Martini-Points at you with a smile*

Oi, mate. Thanks for the easy moon access. Getting a scene set up in, say, out doors at night, will be loads easier!