Need Help With Textures
Kage
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<div class="IPBDescription">Pictures Supplied</div> I'm currently working on a map with a small area that is covered in snow. I had some trouble finding some snow textures, so I took a few pictures of some home grown, 100% Minnesotan snow. I would like to have these pictures turned into Half-Life textures, and able to be tiled without looking too repetitious. I would do it myself, but I have very little experience with image editing.
Attached is a preview with parts of the seven pictures I would like to be changed. If you're interested, e-mail me at spikeyhairedlittlepunk@hotmail.com.
Attached is a preview with parts of the seven pictures I would like to be changed. If you're interested, e-mail me at spikeyhairedlittlepunk@hotmail.com.
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Need more pics, larger or better quality.
The hl-rally mod has a nice pack of snow textures.
Okay, the pictures are <a href='http://www.geocities.com/spikeyhairedlittlepunk/snow.html' target='_blank'>here</a>.
one looks nice (just when you know how to use them)
one looks worse (because its brightness changes slowly to the top)
the others have too less contrast to make any problems.
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Im suprized at you ollj...
Never told to use them in NS.
hehe.
Never told to use them in NS.
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If you could, would you please do it both ways, so I can compare and see which would work better? I think that there are some areas where a neutral color would work, and others where a blue tone is needed.
Thanks for taking this up!