Quote from p2xelgenBeen there did that, cant really find good brushed for scratches and light/shaodws.
Pixelgen_random texures
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Quote from kleinluka
yes but you can't edit dodge/burn later... use seperate layer set to overlay or mulitply or whatever and use light or dark colors to achieve the effect.
I still prefer to use it, but I do it on a new layer, so I can refer to the layer underneeth if I make a mistake. I use overlay layers to do highlights and stuff though.
Also, custom brushes here.
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Anyone got any PSD I could look at, it really helps me to understand the prosses...
Anyone know where I can find sum.
Also is it best to create a gray scale version before using textures photos ???
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nice, looking better
but try keeping the texture more clean, i think you have a bit to much noise.. i made same mistakes a couple of years ago, but practice makes perfect -
How this ?
Just a practice run...
It tuck me all of an hour and half to start and finish this. I think it turn out ok, please give advise.
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Reminds me of the early parts of this.
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Here we go again:
I've done a simple AO layout for my next texture - the wooden shutters. I'm now going to model it as hign as I can ? I would like to model things like chips and cracks and pearling paint, but once again I have not got a clue. There's a tut on 3dtatal but I dont really understand it as its very vague.
Also what type of render would give me the most detail, an AO or clay?
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Could you post a quick write up on how you produce the ao map?
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scanline > lightracer > skylight > render to texture
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What does AO stand for?
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Ambient Occlusion
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What do you guys use to generate the AO maps?
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