AshuraDX

@@Sovietskiy Partizan let me see the bump and the converted normal map - maybe they can be improved

@@Xycaleth the grid I'm seeing there reminds me of mudbox, @@Sovietskiy Partizan I guess you loaded the model into mudbox and started painting in the bump channel and let mudbox export that as a normal map?

@@DT85 well by chopping the tricount down by about 30% I did exactly that

I messed around with dirt while texturing but in the end decided to remove it, @@Archangel35757's post is pretty much what I thought

ingame, time for effects

yup have to scale it up slightly, have some trouble with getting the darn viewmodel working atm

the size looks good to me, any objections?

comparison between view and world model http://imgur.com/a/jcpQ7

a clonetrooper needs some weaponry:

there are 2 arm textures: arms_legs and arms_legs2 one for each side, you could just open the skinfile and replace arms_legs2.tga with arms_legs.tga

scaling them up while keeping pixel borders is the only reliable way - JKAs texture filtering blurs them unless you use the GL_NEAREST filter option

did you make the skins yourself or were they taken from a minecraft skin site? nice to someone using my model

@@JAWSFreelao that helmet geometry is different and I will model that soon as it's my favorite clone helmet, because it merges the phase 2 clonetrooper and stormtrooper helmets. Also: who said it was untextured? it's not !

I see, @JAWS you can process the curvature map into something like this: then adding the inverted AO map after editing it slightly using a levels adjustment can give you this: this is pretty much a basic mask that removes paint from edges will keeping the paint in occluded and therefore less accessible areas something you mgiht want to consider whn multiplieing colors over my skins is to bring the prelight back in by making a new layer group and giving that the EXACT same mask as your paint then in that layer group you copy& pste the green channel of my world space normal map, adjust the output levels to get 50% gray instead of black and set its blendmode to softlight - this will create a "light from above" effect for your paint, the same effect has been applied to my textures prior to release and multiplieing colors over the finished texture kills my highlights while further darkening the shadows. The trick I just described will bring those lights back in

@JAWS did you take a look at my resources? the curvature map could be of interest to you for edge damages what do you use for skinning btw?

set your paint layer blendmodes to multiply instead of normal blending also dont use HSL (Hue-Saturation-Lightness) to recolor sections create a new layer group with a new layer that has your paint color on it. Add a layer mask to that layer on this layer mask you want your paint marking as exact as possible, once you have this add another mask to the layergroup and start erasing stuff on that layermask to damage your fresh coat of paint - this workflow allows you to keep your original paint mask safe and undestroyed. also: isn't that first skin just whatI had made for the red teamskin ?

it does not need to exist - it's only a shader alias models/players/cloneii/visor { q3map_nolightmap cull disable { map textures/colors/black blendFunc GL_ONE GL_ZERO rgbGen lightingDiffuse } { map textures/common/environ11 blendFunc GL_SRC_ALPHA GL_ONE alphaGen lightingSpecular tcGen environment } } this is what the game loads whenever visor.tga is referenced you can get modview to load this (without the env obviously) by giving adding my clone shaders and the common/textures/black.jpg to your modview basefolder

https://jkhub.org/files/file/2865-ashura39s-clone-trooper/

that'sn ot what I meant - you missed my skinning resources I'll release with the model

looks good to me!

I told to be patient until you got the high res version dude

np @@Teancum