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Re: Grandfather Clock
i think something to look at is the diffuse texture itself: the lighter tones on the wood grain are too close to white, I think. Looking at your reference picture, the main body brown you have in your texture is about as light as it gets. The grain in the reference is all darker but in your texture, it is all lighter. The… -
Re: Grandfather Clock
Here's my low poly with a diffuse map applied! I am putting it up for critique and comments before I move on to my spec and bump maps. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us UVW Template: Diffuse Map: Uploaded with ImageShack.us Thank you! :) -Jessica -
Re: Grandfather Clock
Looking good. I like the darker look of the wood in the scene renders. If you're still tweaking the textures here are a few things you might try out: The posted diffuse has all of the wood elements at pretty much the same hue and value. You might try varying between elmentes to get more contrast in the piece. Say lighter… -
Re: Grandfather Clock
Ahh, much better! XD Clock with tame AO: Uploaded with ImageShack.us And the new diffuse map: Uploaded with ImageShack.us -
Re: Grandfather Clock
Thanks Andrew! :) My wood is going to be pretty polished, so then I guess it's alright for me to make my edges somewhat specular. Diffuse update coming soon! -
Re: Grandfather Clock
Hey Grimm, I read some of that link you posted and it was very helpful in explaining when it is and isn't appropriate to use alphas. For this piece, there are a high amount of tris, but not nearly enough, I think, to warrant alpha use. I shall still learn how to use them though, because I hardly know the process of… -
Re: Grandfather Clock
Thank you nullfed! I hadn't noticed that part about the wood grain, and now I think it's my chance to put a little more subtle color into my texture. I was having the same feeling about my texture looking a bit washed. And I will tint and take my AO down some more too and see how that looks. About the edge highlights, if I…
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