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Open Gimp and create a new document. Fill it with black color.
In my case Foreground color is black.
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In the menu click Filters, Render, Clouds and choose Difference Clouds...
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Choose the same settings as I did and click OK.
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In the menu click Filters, Distorts and choose Waves...
Choose the same settings as I did and click OK.
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In the menu click Colors and choose Curves...
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Choose the Channel Green and make a same curve as I did.
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Select the Paintbrush Tool, choose the green color, choose the Circle Fuzzy (17) Brush and set the scale to 2.0.
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Click to paint some dots on your radar.
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Select the Text Tool, choose Terminal font in color green and enter the words next to the dots you painted.
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All we need to do now is to paint a radar line.
Select the Paintbrush tool, set the opacity to about 32 and scale to about 0.55.
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Click in the middle of the radar, press and hold the Shift key and drag your mouse to the end of your radar in any direction you want.
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12.
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Your radar is done and fully functional.
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