Are you able to edit some textures for me? I have some in-game Halo 4 Spartan models, and they have the base white textures. If you can, that would be great. If not, then that's okay too.
Are you able to edit some textures for me? I have some in-game Halo 4 Spartan models, and they have the base white textures. If you can, that would be great. If not, then that's okay too.
If you already have the control texture (each channel is a different map). Green is your diffuse map, and the alpha channel is the color change map (black primary, white secondary)
so all you have to do is apply the colors you want to that alpha channel, then overlay that over the diffuse.
If you can't figure that out (sorry for the very poor explanation, I can still do it.
What maps do you need specifically? normals, diffuse, reflective/specular,specular exponent? If you don't know what any of these are, I'll just give you the diffuse.
What color do you want added? You can post the values here. The RGB values, each is from 1-255. You should see these when selecting a color in any program.
And what armor is this for?
I have all the files, so you don't need to send me anything.
Well, I gave that my best shot, but it was a little hard to follow. For me, anyways.
The main armor is the Multiplayer Mark VI armor, and I'm trying to change it to have its primary color to be blue, its secondary to be white, and have the Legendary visor color. There are two other sets that I'm working with, each containing multiple variants.
Well, I gave that my best shot, but it was a little hard to follow. For me, anyways.
The main armor is the Multiplayer Mark VI armor, and I'm trying to change it to have its primary color to be blue, its secondary to be white, and have the Legendary visor color. There are two other sets that I'm working with, each containing multiple variants.
Can you post some more info on our project? Not to be rude or anything but I'm only going to model for serious builders. So before I do anything I must know thats it for a good cause and not just another wasted piece, let alone a waste of my time.
Oh ok, sure. So you just want the helmet without the visor removed right?
On another note. Rendering is something different entirely. Rendering is the process of taking a 3d scene/object and creating a 2d image from it, it's when all the lighting, texture, and such calculations are done.
Oh ok, sure. So you just want the helmet without the visor removed right?
On another note. Rendering is something different entirely. Rendering is the process of taking a 3d scene/object and creating a 2d image from it, it's when all the lighting, texture, and such calculations are done.
