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yeah i just skinned this after my headlong...i would like some feedback from whoever looks at these pics..

im gunna keep makin these skins for a while now!

HERES SOME PICS!!!



















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You used the exact same textures in like both maps.

u need more skins all i c is just 2 differnt ones

work more on your skins next time. Looks like you puked on it kinda

sorry i dont have that many textures...are there any texture packages on this sight or no?

How about you make your own.

ewwwwwww seams

Whoamg, oversized sig. Use this one.

On-topic: Looks like the same textures as the other skin. And they're not even good textures.

Hey. Most people, and i mean everyone doesnt name a skin after themself. We mostly give them a name like for this one it would be Camoland or Wasteland not Hens Relic. and using the same textures all through out the same map is a big no no. It doesnt look right at all. Sometimes you have to look at your own skin and say..............Would i even download this?

Skin is ugly period. 1/10

_XLR8_ wrote:ewwwwwww seams

ewww people that can't read the rules. Oversized sig buddy.

As for the skin, it needs some work, but atleast your skinning. Keep doing it and you'll get better.

im trying my best....and i dont know how to make my own textures. isnt there somekind of texture pack that anybody has?!?!?!?!

Usong google is an easy way to fing textures.

Here's a tutorial to help you make all the seamless textures you want.
http://forums.halomods.com/viewtopic.php?t=45202
This work with wood, bark, carpet, tiles, cloth, clouds, snow, sand, etc., etc., etc. This will help you out a lot.

And when it comes to skinning, you need to decide what you want every part of the map to be. If you decide you want a surface that was originally skinned to look like metal to be something else like wood, make yourself a seamless wood texture (with a photograh you either took or found) and inject it. Try to make it make sense.

Good work, thoug. I hope to see more stuff from you.

theycallmechad wrote:Here's a tutorial to help you make all the seamless textures you want.
http://forums.halomods.com/viewtopic.php?t=45202
This work with wood, bark, carpet, tiles, cloth, clouds, snow, sand, etc., etc., etc. This will help you out a lot.

And when it comes to skinning, you need to decide what you want every part of the map to be. If you decide you want a surface that was originally skinned to look like metal to be something else like wood, make yourself a seamless wood texture (with a photograh you either took or found) and inject it. Try to make it make sense.

Good work, thoug. I hope to see more stuff from you.

lol you love showin that tut off jokin...

Anyways bad skin. Bad textures, dumb skin name, 3rd skin= 3/10

My first was better :/

I don't so much love showing it off as I would love it if people were to actually use it. Seamed textures really bother me. I didn't make the tutorial because I wanted any glory or anything, I made it so I woudln't have to look at skins with horrid seams and the such.

theycallmechad wrote:I don't so much love showing it off as I would love it if people were to actually use it. Seamed textures really bother me. I didn't make the tutorial because I wanted any glory or anything, I made it so I woudln't have to look at skins with horrid seams and the such.

I know I hate repeating textures too...But I was just joking

tyr go get... higher resolution textures (512x512) like xheadshotmastax did on his previous skin (cant remember the name but it was in burial mounds)

Winter Spring, I believe it was. To do that you recursively duplicate a 512x512 shader multiple times (DXT5 is best) and just go to town shader swapping. Use the new 512 shaders you duplicated in place of the lower quality shaders.

Keep in mind, though, that different shaders will have different effects on each surface you put it on. Some shaders have reflection maps, others don't. Some have bump maps, others don't (and so on). Make sure you know what you want and then rebuild a shader to suit your needs.