Hunter, since I left months ago you bitched about DEE, and you still do now that I'm come back browsing around. Just worry about your own things.
DEE is like way up here to you.
and you, your way down here.
It's just how it is.
Hunter, since I left months ago you bitched about DEE, and you still do now that I'm come back browsing around. Just worry about your own things.
DEE is like way up here to you.
and you, your way down here.
It's just how it is.
Okay, what ever. Fucking drop it. I said I was not going to start an argument on this thread so stfu.. jesus.
*snip, I was wrong.*
Edit:
My failed unwrap on the turret.
Last edited by Hunter; July 28th, 2009 at 02:17 PM.
Looks nice.
What's a good way to make tileable textures?
Gimp has a tool that you can use if I remember correctly.Originally Posted by MrBig
Looks nice.
What's a good way to make tileable textures?
I just use the offset filter and the clonestamp brush.
Disaster, I have PM'ed you. Whats your answer?
I've been really busy atm but I'll see If I can find some time.
Not a definitive yes though.
Eh? Not to bad for real-time.
This is the lighting schematic will be using for this section of the level. Seem good?
Well, whilst making a custom theme for my iPod I needed to make some wallpapers for it. Here are a few I made, top one is my fav.
^nice.
@ MrBig: There's the ever useful offset + clone stamp.. or what I used to do is duplicate my layer, then offset it... then just mask off the top layer's seam.
Orr now what I've been playing with is photoshop's Auto - Blend Layers tool (Edit - Auto Blend Layers) basically just have something laying over the top of your seam in a separeate layer and then select the layers that are involved, and select the Auto Blend Layers from the edit menu and it'll get rid of the seam pretty well.(usually)
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