[abgrafx3d]

Thanks jotero!

[chaad]

realy good !

[Richard]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! For your sharing!!!!

[hyltom]

Thank you so much Jotero.

[sampson]

hello,

here's my attempt at carbon-fibre.





here's the mxm & maps (you'll need to tile uv map or the projector accordingly)

carbon-fibre

hope you find it of some use.

cheers,

C.

[jotero]

hello,

here's my attempt at carbon-fibre.





here's the mxm & maps (you'll need to tile uv map or the projector accordingly)

carbon-fibre

hope you find it of some use.

cheers,

C.

thanks

[sampson]

...not sure of the problem there, could have been paths, have re-saved & re-uploaded, let me know if its still broke

[jotero]

...not sure of the problem there, could have been paths, have re-saved & re-uploaded, let me know if its still broke

Thanks is now

[calinot]

Thank you very much for all that goodies jotero

[catbaby]

Thank you Jotero. And your galery is very impressive too.

Catbaby.

[x_site]

thank you all great stuff

[vinys]

Thank you very much !

- vinys

[Tea_Bag]

Thank you very much!!! all appreciated

[Eric Lagman]

Here are some materials I came up with while messing with weightmapping. Thought I would share. Enjoy

First one some sort of aged metal or chipped stone Aged Metal



Second one is a multi-colored glass material that fades from top to bottom. Or whichever way you map the gradient to your object I guess.
Glass Transitioned

[DrMerman]

Cheers for the materials guys! Seeing how other people are making these things is probably the best way to learn, eh?