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In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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12-02-2010
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Algerian Palace, Expedition of 1878
I had seen this picture on a free texture site I go to. It interested me and I have been fooling with it for a couple of days. Good to be busy!!
Dave had suggested a vehicle or aircraft from Avatar. I think I would like to do the Scorpion, but didn't get to see the movie, as my girlfriend got snowed in, and there is not enough reference for it yet.
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12-02-2010
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Have a GOOD weekend!!!
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12-02-2010
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Nice start, this is manly texturing. Look farward to your progress..............dave
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12-02-2010
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12-02-2010
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I have my fingers crossed and hope the texture goes as planned. But I do make a fool out of myself sometimes, and may once again. But will give it a shot!!
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14-02-2010
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It is a Saturday evening here and I wish that you all are, or have, enjoyed your evenings!!
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14-02-2010
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Dont know if it matters but the second step from the bottom should extend over on both sides, looking good........dave
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14-02-2010
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Thanks Dave for your thoughts!!
Done modeling and soon some color on it!
Hope your weekend has been good. Been in the mid 80's here (30 Celsius). I'm bad, I know!!
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15-02-2010
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i dont know much about architectural modeling but that's looking good man
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15-02-2010
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Thank you for the kind words about my work. You have always been, thank you!!
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17-02-2010
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Dave, a question if you will? In the back and the upper right center part of the building is a color that is not grey. Hope you see what I am talking about. But, I would like to use that for the background in the upper left and right and the back of the entrance. It is a falloff between Desert Sand (254,232,214) and Sand Stone (167,141,132). I did not use it as I have found if I like a color, being color blind, that it is reason to get an opinion as it is generally ugly. And with colors, I can work with them if they are numbers.
Hope all have had a good evening and think I will have a glass of wine and relax!!
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17-02-2010
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Looking good tom, not sure about the colour in the middle but the colour iver side of the top of the painting look good they of set the white nicely.The have a little ramp going on. If not sure about colour make a ramp in photoshop and use the paint dropper tool to get the top and bottom then post it here will let you know...........dave
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17-02-2010
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Dave, thank you for your patience! I should have just shown what color I had come up with in the first place. Here is a render with it (He presents it sheepishly).
And thank you for liking the progress I have made!!
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17-02-2010
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I would stick with the origenal colour of the painting, using a darker tone as you have picked will destract from the main painted panels but you can give it a try and change later, I do like how clean your texturing is...............dave
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17-02-2010
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And thank you for the nice words about my work Dave.
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