Starr M-1863 game asset (PBR)

bramnicaise

Hey guys, here's my Starr M-1863. C&C very welcome!
Textures are PBR ready, intended for UE4.

Regards, Bram

Nintendo46

now thats some rusty revolver lol.

Looks great, the texture gives the feeling that this thing laid somewhere for a very long time.

not so shure about the lowpoly. Although the polycount is quite low, i think you could still

adjust some areas. i cant tell where, i dont know the words in english for the parts sorry

but keep up the good work

skyline5gtr

Looks very good, only thing bugging me is the metal is pretty shiny considering how grungy / grimy the metal is

Gazu

word @ skyline 5 gtr

bramnicaise

Thanks for the replies guys! There indeed are some places that need fewer poly's, especially the bullet chambers I think.

Doxturtle

How did you get those nice details on the wooden handle, the little dents?

I really like this look. Good inspiration for when I get around to texturing my models

bramnicaise

Doxturtle, I extracted the information from a rough wood texture. I edited levels, applied a median filter (not sure if that's the right name) to get rid of most noise, masked some bits away and then converted to a normal map with xnormal.

After that, I used the map to add roughness on those spots.

I thought this was the best approach to mimic dents and crevices and what not. It's not perfect but I think it did the job.

Bram

pmiller001

bramnicaise wrote: »

Doxturtle, I extracted the information from a rough wood texture. I edited levels, applied a median filter (not sure if that's the right name) to get rid of most noise, masked some bits away and then converted to a normal map with xnormal.

After that, I used the map to add roughness on those spots.

I thought this was the best approach to mimic dents and crevices and what not. It's not perfect but I think it did the job.

Bram

Let me see if i get this right.
You took the wood texture,
adjusted the levesl to where its what we see here.
took away most of the noise.
then converted it to a normal map?

bramnicaise

I don't have the exact process, but yes, that's about how I got to that grayscale texture. There probably were some more minor steps which I don't remember.

I didn't need the color information anymore because I blended multiple wood textures for the diffuse.