AshuraDX

I was part of that team ages ago aswell I'll see if I can hit up Kal01/Revo01 anywhere he might still have that skin Edit : pm'd you

^this, exactly this

is that the (younger) Rahm Kota look alike ?

I assume he's referring to characters from the show

yep, I am (GTX 460)

Exactly , and the "mesh holes" occured on models without rend2 shaders for me - I did not notice them on the AT-ST or any of the sabers I outfitted with rend2 shaders - but I may have overlooked them because of their small size on screen

I've had those dark spots with my last rend-2 compile not on every run of the game though

I'd guess this requires a code mod to work setting up the new skins for the jetpack shouldn't be a problem but the game needs to know it should load these skins

you could just replace the image for the caulk shader

@@Barricade24 I'll see if I can dig up an old shader file for the Env mapped puddle decal Szico and I had been messing with a while ago as that might be exactly what you need

Really nice !

Cool. It's a shame that I allready have more on my plate than I can handle

Han Solo's DL-44 Heavy Blaster Pistol by ashuradx on Sketchfab still have to give it a more worn look - gave up on substance painter for now as It forced me to use a PBR shader using a Albedo/Metalness/roughness approach instead of the generic Diffuse/specular/glossiness and so I'll have to add my details either in DDO using custom layers or in substance designer

@@DT85 yes, aslong as that dude actually knows how the whole weighting process works and hasn't just been frankensteining existing models

aaaaah the pain of badly weighted models - would take quite a while to fix as I'd have to reweight the entire mesh when I import it into max

quick, dirty DDO Job, right now I'm trieing to figure out Substance Painter which I intend to use to add some detail - which turned out harder than expected

what @@Omicron suggested there works wonders, do that all the time when working with meshes I didn't create (mini's AT-ST for example) a quick alternative would be using a "rainbow" gradient map without repeating colors and applieing that to the model - going by the color variations a piece on the mesh has you can identify it easily this works even better if you have a 2 gradients in there (overlay a black-to-white horizontal gradient above the vertical rainbow gradient)

http://youtu.be/MxM_hwlZ3ro?t=1m52s thats where the terror trooper comes from the Belt pouches apppear to be located on the left, those pale brown squares should be what you are looking for