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Posted: 26th May 2009 09:20 Edited at: 26th May 2009 09:21
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I haven't done any modeling for a long time but I've been itching to do some texturing(spelling?) for some reason. So here's a nice simple guitar amplifier I've been working on.



This is the "Mint condition" texture, meaning I haven't messed it up yet. I just wanted to get some crit's at this stage.


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Posted: 26th May 2009 14:21
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Lookin good, nice job
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Posted: 26th May 2009 15:05
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It looks totally Awesome!

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Posted: 26th May 2009 18:53
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Looks good but it seems to have that "photo slap-on" look to it; which in my eyes isn't the most charming thing.


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Posted: 26th May 2009 19:11 Edited at: 26th May 2009 19:12
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Quote: "It looks totally Awesome!"

Quote: "Lookin good, nice job."


Thanks!

Quote: "Looks good but it seems to have that "photo slap-on" look to it; which in my eyes isn't the most charming thing."


Lol, I didn't use any photos. It was all made in Gimp from scratch. I guess I should be happy though if it looks photo-realistic.


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Posted: 26th May 2009 19:24 Edited at: 26th May 2009 19:24
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Oh I thought that, just sort of damage it up a bit. Add scratches and a bit dust maybe. Although very slight I think it looks quite good.


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Posted: 26th May 2009 19:44
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Ok, I see. If you look in the first post I mentioned that this is the "Mint" condition texture meaning I haven't added dirt, scratchs, rips, ect. I'm going to try and do that today or tomorrow.


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Posted: 26th May 2009 19:57 Edited at: 26th May 2009 19:58
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Oh sorry, never head "mint" too many times so I have a rather limited knowledge base about it.


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Posted: 27th May 2009 08:32 Edited at: 27th May 2009 08:33
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A little update, still haven't messed with any of the metal or plastic yet.



There is more wear around the edges that isn't visible in this picture.


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Posted: 27th May 2009 17:48 Edited at: 27th May 2009 17:51
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Looks good, maybe some of the metal colour coming away at the edges?

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Posted: 27th May 2009 20:11 Edited at: 27th May 2009 20:11
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Quote: "Oh sorry, never head "mint" too many times so I have a rather limited knowledge base about it."


No problem, it's not really used by people much anyway. I'm sure you looked it up be in case you didn't it means an object(usually something old) that is in new condition. It's also a type of candy but that's not really relevant.

Quote: "Looks good, maybe some of the metal colour coming away at the edges?"


Thanks, I'm not really sure exactly what you mean but I'm not done yet so I'm probably already planing to do it.


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Posted: 28th May 2009 20:18
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ok there is 1 problem with your amp ok? there is not enough knobs or effects all the knobs that you have is volume and tone add some effect buttons and an on switch(lol) also some effects you should add is distortion,phaser,flanger,and delay ok? im not trying to be mean im just saying so you know wat is wrong with your amp so you can improve it.
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Posted: 28th May 2009 21:22 Edited at: 28th May 2009 21:25
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Thanks for the advice. Although, if you looked at the top post this is an old amp. This is a copy of the one I have sitting right in front of me in my room so it is correct. To turn it off you just turn the volume all the way down which shuts off the power.

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After I'm done with this I might also do a normal amp(which I also have in my room) that one should have some of those effect knobs your talking about and an off switch.


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Posted: 10th Jun 2009 15:22
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HI,
how do you did such thing?.
Are you gong to make a tutorial about this?
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