08-12-08, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Friction150
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Originally Posted by Philipp_Thomsen
Well... I've always dream to have a WET skin, something that show that the uboat is actually WET, which it should be, after all its in the bloody water all the time.
I've spent two weeks working on several projects in photoshop and corel draw to make a skin that looks wet, but the end results didn't please me. I've become in contact with some skinners, whom told me that what I was trying to acomplish was nearly impossible.
What I really, really, really wanted, was a RUSTY WET skin, metal shinning on some spots, a long shiny line across the ballast tanks, due to being wet. The metal on the uboats on SH3 looks way too bloody dry, like they were never out of the shipyard.
Anyway, just my two cents...
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Certainly not impossible, but tricky. To make the u-boat look wet, you have to play with light and increase "reflection". There is a problem with that though, the wet look will never change, sunny, rainy, day or night, it would still show the same type of reflection.
Oh, and by the way, Sledgehammer, very nice skins!  |
Better always wet than always dry metallic! 
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