Fire axe pack

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Inside the pack:

-Normal wood

-Light wood

-Red wood

Features:

-Spec maps

-Normal maps

-2048*2048 pixels texture

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Posted 10 months ago
Posted by risOsi

What the hell is this?!?

You just played with the tint made the wood darker and lighter...

Takes 3 minutes and still looks dreadful

6/10

1) I made custom wood and metal textures.

2) I made some extra normal maps.

3) I also made specular maps.

I DIDN'T PLAYED WITH with the tint. IT DIDN'T HAVE ANY WOOD TEXTURES BEFORE I TOUCHED IT.

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Posted 10 months ago
What the hell is this?!?

You just played with the tint made the wood darker and lighter...

Takes 3 minutes and still looks dreadful

6/10

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Posted 10 months ago
Posted by toSTONEiGO

Its really cool and looks great, but I must confess that I've never seen a fire axe made out of wood. Metal seems so much more intuitive.

I'll probably make a metal texture after this.
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Posted 10 months ago
Its really cool and looks great, but I must confess that I've never seen a fire axe made out of wood. Metal seems so much more intuitive.
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Posted 11 months ago
Posted by bouma

I just love these darkbrown (that shit obviously isn't red) wood skins

really well done

9/10

Didn't you notice the new metal texture?

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Posted 11 months ago
I just love these darkbrown (that shit obviously isn't red) wood skins

really well done

9/10

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Posted 11 months ago
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Posted by Hawkshadow741

Open Steam

go to Library (games)

Under that, there should be a drop down menu that lets you sort games

Go to "Tools"

Download Source SDK (Free)

Once installed, make sure the "Engine Version" (at the bottom of the green SDK Box) is set to "Source Engine MP"

Select Team Fortress 2 from the "Current Game" below that

Open Model Viewer

In Model Viewer, go to File, Load Model

Scroll down to the Weapons folder

select v_models

double click on "vfireaxepyro.mdl"

make sure the sequence drop down is set to "Idle"

Mess around to get a good angle

hit the "PrntScr" on your keyboard, and go to Photoshop

Open new file, hit ctrl+c

congratulations, you now have a Model Viewer Render that helps you to make Before/after images without having to worry about in0game screens!

I don't know what to say a thanks is not enough.

you're welcome

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Posted 11 months ago
Posted by Hawkshadow741

Open Steam

go to Library (games)

Under that, there should be a drop down menu that lets you sort games

Go to "Tools"

Download Source SDK (Free)

Once installed, make sure the "Engine Version" (at the bottom of the green SDK Box) is set to "Source Engine MP"

Select Team Fortress 2 from the "Current Game" below that

Open Model Viewer

In Model Viewer, go to File, Load Model

Scroll down to the Weapons folder

select v_models

double click on "vfireaxepyro.mdl"

make sure the sequence drop down is set to "Idle"

Mess around to get a good angle

hit the "PrntScr" on your keyboard, and go to Photoshop

Open new file, hit ctrl+c

congratulations, you now have a Model Viewer Render that helps you to make Before/after images without having to worry about in0game screens!

I don't know what to say a thanks is not enough.

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Posted 11 months ago
Posted by Shadow Assassin

Posted by Hawkshadow741

Posted by Shadow Assassin

Posted by Hawkshadow741

Posted by Shadow Assassin

Posted by Hawkshadow741

Too lazy to show all the styles?

come on, man, even I showed off all six styles of a weapon I skinned

it's not that hard, and no, I'm not going to do it for you, that's YOUR job as a skinner

1) Worked hard for it why the low rating

2) I'll upload the rest pictures later today because i'm currently online with my phone.

the change is rather hard to see, sorry

Take a look on the texture-normals-spec maps and you'll see the difference already.

got a Before/After render image (with model viewer?)

Sorry but i don't have a 3d program to make awesome renders. I made the render with Photoshop CS5.1

Open Steam

go to Library (games)

Under that, there should be a drop down menu that lets you sort games

Go to "Tools"

Download Source SDK (Free)

Once installed, make sure the "Engine Version" (at the bottom of the green SDK Box) is set to "Source Engine MP"

Select Team Fortress 2 from the "Current Game" below that

Open Model Viewer

In Model Viewer, go to File, Load Model

Scroll down to the Weapons folder

select v_models

double click on "vfireaxepyro.mdl"

make sure the sequence drop down is set to "Idle"

Mess around to get a good angle

hit the "PrntScr" on your keyboard, and go to Photoshop

Open new file, hit ctrl+c

congratulations, you now have a Model Viewer Render that helps you to make Before/after images without having to worry about in0game screens!
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Posted 11 months ago
Posted by Hawkshadow741

Posted by Shadow Assassin

Posted by Hawkshadow741

Posted by Shadow Assassin

Posted by Hawkshadow741

Too lazy to show all the styles?

come on, man, even I showed off all six styles of a weapon I skinned

it's not that hard, and no, I'm not going to do it for you, that's YOUR job as a skinner

1) Worked hard for it why the low rating

2) I'll upload the rest pictures later today because i'm currently online with my phone.

the change is rather hard to see, sorry

Take a look on the texture-normals-spec maps and you'll see the difference already.

got a Before/After render image (with model viewer?)

Sorry but i don't have a 3d program to make awesome renders. I made the render with Photoshop CS5.1

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