enemy ATR files

[ogre_h]

Thanks!
Twice!  

[ogre_h]

OOh I like this:



12.7mm sniper


Whisp, that site is too cool!

[Suicide_Commando]

Looks great ogre. I think it's be even better if you could repoduce the color variations on the pockets and elbows of the first example you posted.


And Permskii is a god. I love his site and all his posts on milphotos.

[ogre_h]

That's one of the problems I've been having with this uni.
That and giving it the Nylon-ish plastic sheen to it as oppossed to cloth.

[ogre_h]

Ok, for this version, I think I got a better sample of the two different shades on the uni. Feedback?

[ogre_h]

A few more tweaks, saw a problem with the leg texture. Also darkened the skin over-all.

[Cocobolo]

Looks good. If you want to get the nylon look, best bet is to use a piece of the nylon cloth and apply it to the texture. I did that with the Alpinistim uni in IDF and the ones coming out in the Frostbite add-on. It's tricky, harder than a camo overlay.

[ogre_h]

Thanks
What do you do, grayscale a piece of nylon and then apply it to the texture?

[Whisper_44]

Thanks!
Twice!  

Ogre -

I'd be warry of hotlinking from there, the guy who runs it is a regular over at militaryphotos, he's quite protective of his images. Maybe dl them then host them on photobucket  

[Cocobolo]

Thanks
What do you do, grayscale a piece of nylon and then apply it to the texture?

No, for something like that, I try to find a nylon piece that's the same color.  In the past I have drawn on the highlights/shadows instead of  making the texture transprent, i tended to lose the effect when I overlayed it/ It really depends on the image you get to work with.

[ogre_h]

Hmm, drawing on the details may be a bit beyond my current photoshop skillz. To say nothing of finding a big enough piece of nylon the right color. I think for now I'll approximate with Contrast, Brightness and Lightness settings.