Back on topic... Mr. D, I'm going to go out on a limb, and say that the contrast on the bevels is a bit too high, and has a couple of funky places where it doesn't make sense given the light direction, imo. Other than that, great stuff, I really like the illustrative feel of the details, and you did a very nice job with the grays.
Sorry to offer a quibble, it's really quite good and I'm just nit-picking.
CORE Wolverine +1
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Re: CORE Wolverine +1
looks fine, go on the next one.
Re: CORE Wolverine +1
CA discussions = go to the CA thread, thank you.
With these highlighted edges, I'm having a hard time getting a gradient or semi-transparent color to work in my art program so I'm stuck with more solid colors for doing straight lines which I use on those edges.
Probably time to find a better art program, my bought copy Paint Shop pro 6 does a decent job, its extremely dated but I don't have the spare cash to lay down on a better program that can do what I need one to.
I can try doing more with layers to get some better transparency and blending in there, the only other method I have of highlighting edges is by the Bevel tools in PSP6, alot of the time the edges get jaggies which need smoothing out, but as for this texture as far as I'm concerned, its done so I'm going to move on to the next model.
With these highlighted edges, I'm having a hard time getting a gradient or semi-transparent color to work in my art program so I'm stuck with more solid colors for doing straight lines which I use on those edges.
Probably time to find a better art program, my bought copy Paint Shop pro 6 does a decent job, its extremely dated but I don't have the spare cash to lay down on a better program that can do what I need one to.
I can try doing more with layers to get some better transparency and blending in there, the only other method I have of highlighting edges is by the Bevel tools in PSP6, alot of the time the edges get jaggies which need smoothing out, but as for this texture as far as I'm concerned, its done so I'm going to move on to the next model.
Re: CORE Wolverine +1
Thanks Zerggin, the script works great.
The unit seems very small compared to the other LVL-1 vehicles, maybe thats ok, but if its easy to scale a bit larger it would fit in better with the other vehicles.
When I made it I used the BA model for reference, and that was scaled down by Caydr way back when he first put it into AA.
Not a big deal, and I think it turned out pretty good now that I can see it ingame.
The unit seems very small compared to the other LVL-1 vehicles, maybe thats ok, but if its easy to scale a bit larger it would fit in better with the other vehicles.
When I made it I used the BA model for reference, and that was scaled down by Caydr way back when he first put it into AA.
Not a big deal, and I think it turned out pretty good now that I can see it ingame.
Re: CORE Wolverine +1
It looks great. I wouldn't have said it's too small in the pictures you posted.
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clericvash
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Re: CORE Wolverine +1
It looks awesome, i love your work dude, keep it up!
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Master-Athmos
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Re: CORE Wolverine +1
Take mine...
Not sure if I added new pieces. If so tell me and I'll give you the model too. Works fine for me ingame...
Not sure if I added new pieces. If so tell me and I'll give you the model too. Works fine for me ingame...
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