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Eminent
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So I made a hover tank(not very good) and I need to texture it. What programs do you guys use for texturing?


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Quik
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Posted: 20th Aug 2010 23:17
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i use Photoshop CS3, however if you are short on cash i recommend Gimp :3


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Osiris
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If you have the money, photoshop. If not, Gimp.

Now if you are very lazy you could always use paint.

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mike5424
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Photoshop or Paintshop pro if you have enough money. Paint.net is a great free program though

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The Zoq2
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Gimp

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nackidno
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I used Paintshop pro, sometimes I used Gimp but only on rare occasions.

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Eminent
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I already have Photoshop. But it won't let me load in a uvw map of my hover tank.


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Quik
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just save the Uvmap as a jpeg, bmp or any other image formath that photoshop supports


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SJHooks
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I use a combination of MaPZone and Gimp, both free, both very good. Since you already have photoshop, I'd just download mapzone.

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Eminent
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Thanks guys. I just dashed on some colors. Looks weird.


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da2020
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use UVmapper and photoshop the best soft wares for UVmapping.
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