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Re: Ph0n0GRAPH
Coloured spec is fairly straightforward for the most part. If you want an unsaturated highlight that tends towards white, your spec colour should be the opposite colour from the diffuse. That's why people often use a blueish/purple as their spec for flesh tones. Invert a flesh colour in Photoshop, and you'll get a… -
Re: Ph0n0GRAPH
Well after trying to tweak the cage and trying different ideas, I finally decided to just fix the normal in photoshop. The inside of the funnel is the only part that's giving me trouble, everything else is working fine. Here's progress, Diffuse (base textures, a lot more to do) and Normal: Normal:… -
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MOAR!!! Any Critiques? Almost considering the diffuse done. Working on spec next. -
Re: Ph0n0GRAPH
Go much darker with the diffuse, the really bronzey/goldish look is gonna come from a pretty wide spec adding depth and brightness to it. -
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Finished? Spec: http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h201/VeryKeen/spec-3.jpg Diffuse: http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h201/VeryKeen/unwrap-2.jpg -
Re: Ph0n0GRAPH
Here's my model with spec. I still don't totally understand how color specs work, but I just messed around with the colors till I got something I like. It's weird though, the funnel actually showed color, but when I try to add color to the wood, nothing changes. If you can take a look at my spec and give me some pointers I…
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