I did learn, and it didnt come out great. Im sticking with modeling mostly, not really efforted to learn to texture.
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I did learn, and it didnt come out great. Im sticking with modeling mostly, not really efforted to learn to texture.
Then you didn't try hard enough. Stop making excuses, and don't bother showing work that isn't yours. Editing a screenshot to fit a basic UV doesn't count as being your own work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Advancebo
Shaders v2
http://screenshot.xfire.com/screensh...130e5c6487.png
http://screenshot.xfire.com/screensh...282adbc90d.png
http://screenshot.xfire.com/screensh...fdbdae49cb.png
Cons? Pros?
I think I should tone down the shininess.
I redid the main bitmap (default mark vi) and made the rubber darker and changed the multi abit.
As you said, I would make the shader a little less shiny, but I would also tone down the black lines (for example, the knee cap) just a tad; for me, it is too much contrast. Its getting there, though.
I learned to do basic texturing/skinning by repeatedly fucking up about 8 times until something came out decent and telling myself "that's not good, I have to do better". And, other than from tips fron Dane and Con, I really didn't watch or read any tutorials to learn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Advancebo
lol, you probably might know that I did turn down the black lines alot from my previous v1 shaders. Well time for some adobe photoshopping! Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by MetKiller Joe
No offence, but that looks like a huge turd.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrBig
Looks like cheap plastic, or a badly painted action figure. Keep in mind this is a soldier's armour. It should be very dull, no one wants to be shiny in a gunfight :SQuote:
Originally Posted by Spartan094
That's what I told DEE.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newbkilla
Why isn't the normal map on it? :/
http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/2258/12839272.png