Move a door to a wall texture and make it look realistic?
polycounter lvl 16
Hello
This is a problem i have been struggling with for a long time now.Finding textures i can use from scratch.
Now i am trying another method.To transfer one texture to another and try to make it look good.The problem is that it never look good!
Often i need a door/Window to match a wall texture i have been working with.Is there any method i can use to accomplish what im after ?
This is the way i have been trying to attack the problem but it doesnt look good.I need shadows in specific places and so on....
How do you guys do? Cant rely one one single texture?
This is a problem i have been struggling with for a long time now.Finding textures i can use from scratch.
Now i am trying another method.To transfer one texture to another and try to make it look good.The problem is that it never look good!
Often i need a door/Window to match a wall texture i have been working with.Is there any method i can use to accomplish what im after ?
This is the way i have been trying to attack the problem but it doesnt look good.I need shadows in specific places and so on....
How do you guys do? Cant rely one one single texture?
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I would get some references of a door on a brick wall then think about logic.
Doors are planed before the construction, so there's no reason they cut brick rows in the middle of nowhere. It's a full brick or half a brick (which is the side in reality). The offset should be recaught farther. Then bricks are pretty straight, why that noisy pattern ? There shouldn't be bricks on the bottom of the door. That's perspective in the reference. You didn't represent the space at the bottom of the door...
Then, the shadows are okish, i don't think that's the problem here.