Hex editing? Is there a place in the m3d file that one can edit to get rid of the excess shine. In particular the 3gb bf110s are an issue. But general help is appreciated.
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editing shine on a few planes
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gecko
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I wrote a tutorial on this not long before Ankor first released his shaders: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links_search.php?action=show&keys=1&keyword=specular
Major Magee has a few helpful posts in the knowledge base sticky that are more up to date.
Major Magee has a few helpful posts in the knowledge base sticky that are more up to date.
MajorMagee
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You could try replacing the *_s.dds file with something done in darker grays.
In Photoshop I often reset the levels to stay within a range of 10-50, and that typically keeps the luminosites well below the 16% grey level that makes bare metal look like it's been polished.
In Photoshop I often reset the levels to stay within a range of 10-50, and that typically keeps the luminosites well below the 16% grey level that makes bare metal look like it's been polished.
Daiwilletti
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The stuff by Corrado in the Knowledgebase Sticky also throws some light on hex editing the m3d for shine IIRC...
thanks
will try to mess around with the *_s.dds file and if all else fails into the hex edit realm...
will try to mess around with the *_s.dds file and if all else fails into the hex edit realm...