looks very good man
i had one of those tablets before but ended up returning it... not enough desk space
you could always do something like : open the pattern as a seperate document, rescale it, and then save/reload it in your main document
Best Metal Texture Tutorials?
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- SirArtturi
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Re: Best Metal Texture Tutorials?
Layer options: pattern overlay has much better controls than regular pattern fill.ShineSmith wrote: I found making the "grip" pattern really difficult and slow going. Make a pattern, test it, adjust size/shape, test again and repeat...
Is there a better way to make patterns in photoshop ? As in, something with scailability and distance from pattern tiles? It really pissed me off lol.
How did you do those rust effects on photoshop btw?
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Re: Best Metal Texture Tutorials?
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KaiserJ
SirArtturi
[FAIL: media fire hates at the moment. BOOO! will upload shortly, when its behaving itself]
My layer names and folders are not exactly professional, but it works for me so far lol. Dirt chunk 1 & 2 are just copied bits of the texture with that dirty detail that showed well with the layer options. WISH i still had that brush set!! May end up making my own scratch brush set now i got a tablet for it.
Tips on layer structure or other techniques very welcome
@KaiserJ
I tried the specular map & cavity map (bump map?) bits of your tutorial, but didnt work out to well in 3dmax. But im s**t at max, and will give it another try soon.
aw bollocks!surfacescratches.. show even on the grate holes.
glad im not the only one making silly mistakes hahayou can grab one out of my mod and shove the very same mistake right under my nose.
KaiserJ
Thanks dudelooks very good man
That f***ing sucks! soz about thati had one of those tablets before but ended up returning it... not enough desk space
Thats exactly what i did, and redone a few times untill i got it right.you could always do something like : open the pattern as a seperate document, rescale it, and then save/reload it in your main document
SirArtturi
Havent tried that before, ill look into it, thanks!Layer options: pattern overlay has much better controls than regular pattern fill.
Slapped on top a previously made rusty texture with overlay and pin light blending modes. Heres the file DL link for everyones scrutiny.How did you do those rust effects on photoshop btw?
[FAIL: media fire hates at the moment. BOOO! will upload shortly, when its behaving itself]
My layer names and folders are not exactly professional, but it works for me so far lol. Dirt chunk 1 & 2 are just copied bits of the texture with that dirty detail that showed well with the layer options. WISH i still had that brush set!! May end up making my own scratch brush set now i got a tablet for it.
Tips on layer structure or other techniques very welcome
@KaiserJ
I tried the specular map & cavity map (bump map?) bits of your tutorial, but didnt work out to well in 3dmax. But im s**t at max, and will give it another try soon.
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- SirArtturi
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Re: Best Metal Texture Tutorials?
Lulz, with pattern overlay on layer blending options you can do the scaling very easily...ShineSmith wrote:Thats exactly what i did, and redone a few times untill i got it right.you could always do something like : open the pattern as a seperate document, rescale it, and then save/reload it in your main document