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DB newbie
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2006 00:04 Edited at: 22nd Mar 2006 00:50
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can someone please texture this model for me. it is a school the texture doesent really matter as long as it has some windows and and a door (at the top of the stairs)and it would be nice if the outside was red brick.

i would be greatly aprreaciated if you would help me


thanks in advanced.

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2006 02:38
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antone willing to help me with this?

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2006 03:13
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Perhaps you could post an IMAGE of what you are asking to be textured, but thats just a friendly hint.


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Posted: 22nd Mar 2006 16:59
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ok here is a screenie of the actual building that needs textureing.



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Posted: 22nd Mar 2006 21:17
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And how dhould it look like?

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2006 23:26
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well you see the two bulidings on the side i would like that a redbrick and have at least 2 medium size windows on each building.
can the stairs be cement the pillar things on the side wood.


the center building and the roof can be whatever.

i hope this isnt to much to ask if so just tell me.

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Posted: 23rd Mar 2006 00:35
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Well, i cant say that it is much of a great model, but i think you should learn to texture, uv map can be done in lite unwarp, its free, just need to spend a bit of time.


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Posted: 23rd Mar 2006 16:48
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i know its not a great model. someone thats making a game asked me to make a model like th epicture he gave me and my model almost looks exactly like it and the person thaty i made this for needs texture on the model thats why i need your guys help.

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Posted: 24th Mar 2006 21:38
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Quote: "but i think you should learn to texture"


I think you should too. I still haven't and it's killing me. But I've been experimenting with Wings 3D's Auto-UV, and it's proving to be a ***** to figure out.


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Posted: 24th Mar 2006 23:28
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I'm teaching myself to texture, and its very satifying when texturing something,

If you want to texture, I can offer this advice;
Use an application like The Gimp, Photoshop or Paintshop pro, The Gimp is free, and the texture you want to make, look at something (an image or object) with that texture, and think of is as layers, like how I tackle metal, the bottom layer looks cloudy, so I use Photoshop's cloud filter for layer 1, then there seems to be some noise and dots, then I use the noise filter and add little details, the next layer is scratches and so on.

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Posted: 25th Mar 2006 06:49
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i would lay out the map for you but when i opened the model it had 58 groups, too much work for charity tonight...
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