Official 3D art thread - Warband
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It looks more like a very polished rock, that thing would more likely be more useful for clubbing someone to death rather than slicing them clean in half.
@Jarvy, I quite like it, it fits with the urukhai in my opinion 
Anyway spent a bit more time on the osp plate armour I am working on, think I have finally fixed the normal map
although the chainmail isnt brilliant, it looks streched because of the rigging and the alpha bit at the bottom clips with the sleeves sometimes
Anyway spent a bit more time on the osp plate armour I am working on, think I have finally fixed the normal map
although the chainmail isnt brilliant, it looks streched because of the rigging and the alpha bit at the bottom clips with the sleeves sometimes
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Excuse my lack of knowledge if I am wrong, but the solution proposed for my problem is not quite what I am looking for, as it requires, from my point of understanding, the creation of a new texture file.
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,20178.msg6722610.html#msg6722610
Anybody else able to suggest a good way to solve this?
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,20178.msg6722610.html#msg6722610
Anybody else able to suggest a good way to solve this?
Jarvisimo said:http://p3d.in/Tdiv8
Rohan longsword. 238 polies.
Critique?
I followed Volkonski's advice and have tried to make it more metallic looking, however I think he said that about the Uruk swords as they're supposed to be meaner and darker and more battered.
Blades too thick, I couldnt tell where the actual cutting edge was.
And normalmap for the blade of something crude as an orc blade is ok, but I don't think it looks good in a supposedly polished sword.
Protip: don't use normalmap roughness on polished or varnished surfaces.
Protip: don't use normalmap roughness on polished or varnished surfaces.
Experimenting with gifs and stones ...
