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Re: guns, lots of guns
well, how about the 1911 because its the most blatant of the bunch. ATM there's basically no material definition at all and it's covered in what looks like a stony texture. This is usually cause you plainly overlayed a large texture on the whole diffuse, which as you've pointed out doesn't bring a great result. I think… -
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Theres no variance in the materials, right now everything looks too noisy and rubberish. For the metals try darkening the diffuse alot more and using the specular, preferably a colored spec map and maybe a envmap to drive the texture as metals generally have a low diffuse and derive their surface texture from reflections. -
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ps the texture for the m4 looks pretty good, Ive never done any old school hand painted lighting diffuse only textures but that one looks solid to me, but still a little stone-ish in areas -
guns, lots of guns
fps weapons, looking for some feedback/crit. I feel like I'm still learning the ins and outs of baking normalmaps, but I've made good progress since starting on this stuff. Be brutal please :) this ones an oldie, diffuse lighting :o I feel its a strong piece though, so would like to know where it could be improved aswell: -
Re: guns, lots of guns
I'm in agreement with Harry here about the materials, infact the specular map should be of even more importance than the diffuse. I used to leave the map as an afterthought and maybe would have put in minimal effort on a few details but it always resulted in a rather lifeless asset. Just walk around the house picking up… -
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i didnt read through all that... i like your stuff looks solid. most potential lies in the spec. I think you didn't grasp the concept quite yet. The best tip on this i can give you is this: Think of the spec of a surface seen in glaring light. If you see this this in nature you will see that alot more detail is usually…
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