Official 3D art thread - Warband
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I'll assume you know how to make bump map(normalmap). Open your brf and then...bgfan said:It appears I can't use my speculars as shaders... I get an error Failed to get shader
First:
you have to make a specular map, use your,let's say, texure.dds and desaturate it in photoshop (you will need nvidia dds plugin). Then paint allmost black color (using pure black in some cases may cause issues) over the cloth part. Save it as texture_spec.dds. Make sure you save it as DXT1 (1bit alpha), never fails
Second: (you have to watch on order of importing; first goes textures,then materials,then meshes):
import your;
textures.dds,
texture_spec.dds,
texture_normalmap.dds
in the Tex tab
Third:
into mat tab import new material texture.dds. Then fill in the boxes;
Shader box:
specular_shader_skin_bump_high
DiffuseA box:
texture.dds
Bump box:
texture_normalmap.dds
Specular box:
texture_spec.dds
Spec RGB box:
8 8 8
20
Coeff box:
20
Flags box (never forget this):
720
View (just in case):
RGB
Final:
ok you know this part, import rigged mesh and assign the materiall and thats it.
Now the values I posted may not fit your desire, play around untill you get a hang of it.
Thats all from me and the time I got
Thats looking pretty good Queen Pinky, only thing I'd say is the top green part is a bit noisy/has some odly shaped folds.
Are you sure the first one is gaelic, looks like francisca axe? Textures are fine thou, it will look great ingameLlew2 said:Gallic axes for the Roman Mod.
Dolabra.
Gallic isn't Gaelic.
Awesome work Llew but it could do with a few harsher features, on the metal. Just a few nicks and cuts etc.
Awesome work Llew but it could do with a few harsher features, on the metal. Just a few nicks and cuts etc.
Imigh sa diabhal!captain lust said:
Gaelic is an adjective that means "pertaining to the Gaels", including language and culture. Gallic=Gaelic, both can do
I thought you'd at least do a google search 
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Gallic means "of the Gauls". The Gauls came from France. You know, Asterix and Obelix? Not Gaelic. They do not mean the same thing, they are not interchangeable.
.Gallic means "of the Gauls". The Gauls came from France. You know, Asterix and Obelix? Not Gaelic. They do not mean the same thing, they are not interchangeable.
The term "Gael" is used for Irish or Scottish Celts, and "Gauls" where one of the Celtic tribes so where is the problem? Celts are Celts mr Asterix... or they are not?captain lust said:I thought you'd at least do a google search
Gallic means "of the Gauls". The Gauls came from France. You know, Asterix and Obelix? Not Gaelic. They do not mean the same thing, they are not interchangeable.
And this is 3d art tread, wrong place for this kind of conversations,I just asked a simple question and you had to play smart..I know, it's harder then you
Austupaio
Duke
Zimke, your English sucks, the sooner you learn that you say stupid things sometimes because you didn't understand something, the sooner my headache goes away.
In English, and probably most languages, Gaelic = British ; Gallic = German. Gaelic = Gael. Gallic = Gaul.
If you continue, you're just trolling.
In English, and probably most languages, Gaelic = British ; Gallic = German. Gaelic = Gael. Gallic = Gaul.
If you continue, you're just trolling.
Albertus Magnus
Banned
Fine axes!
What is Gallic about Germans? They're German! In German words: "Gallier" lived in France, Belgium
and Swizerland and "Gaelen" on the British Isles. ...still the words are related!
and Swizerland and "Gaelen" on the British Isles. ...still the words are related!
Ar - Adunakhor
Sergeant at Arms
Austupaio said:
That is so ignorant and wrong.
Sir Timothi
A five second Google search proved him right
Ar - Adunakhor
Sergeant at Arms
Sir Timothi said:A five second Google search proved him right
Please do take more than five seconds then.
