Now, if only I knew how to remove the gloss effect from clothes
For that, you'd want to edit specular maps.
Retexturing Saints Row IV, For Dummies
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For that, you'd want to edit specular maps.
Is there a numerical value to alter for specularity? I mean, according to what little I know of 3d, specularity maps are rendered useless if you set their value to zero (the maps are there but the material gets dull/opaque), but I have no clue about how SRIV handles material nodes.
You can ask superdemus how he made the character clothes shiny in this thread. Instead of setting the value to something high try changing it to 0 which should turn off the shininess.
I've never had to! But then again, I don't even technically know what mipmaps are. If you wait a couple hours I'm sure someone will show up with a better answer, but in the meantime... nope, don't bother.
Thanks for the fast reply o/I've never had to! But then again, I don't even technically know what mipmaps are. If you wait a couple hours I'm sure someone will show up with a better answer, but in the meantime... nope, don't bother.
Arglaar
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mipmap
Basically they are smaller versions of the original texture created and stored within the original image, designed, as stated, to make your game look better and display faster. These MIP textures take the place of the normal texture when viewing objects at a distance.
I just wanna say thank you so much for these tutorials! You're a freaking life saver.
Without you I could never do anything.
Cheers.
Without you I could never do anything.
Cheers.
Hooray! I'm so excited that people are actually using this, so thanks for letting me know that you are! I made this hoping to save a few people from the process I went through, and I guess it's working!
