That's pretty good actually. One thing in terms of quality to sort out would be to compensate the stretching. In the skin file the different parts where you paint on have false height-width ratios in relation to the 3D model. You have to stretch your logos accordingly to make them look right on the actual car. This becomes especially important if you place logos in a tilted angle.
For further information and help see this excellent thread by JazzOn!
Maybe he is used to visit destruction derby servers. Never been on such so I don't know the usual rules but I guess it's about "punching" there.
I had it done some weeks ago but forgot about it. It is a stero picture, you must "cross" your eyes to overlay both parts into one to see the 3D effect, something most people find too difficult to do.
Regarding the brakes: It's no special trick, just some layers and quite some time.
Here is something not so specially edited. I failed at the rear wheel for appearently no reason.
original size <=== | => comfortable size
original size <=== | => comfortable size
He doesn't have a computer capable of running Windows 7 properly.
A shabby car that's obviously been polished quite well.
Hehe.
ignition(LFS)=ignition+starterJesus Christ, why? Why ffs does everything has to be made of carbon fiber?! Be it front bumpers, dashboards or everything else that's usually made of light plastics anyway?! Take LFS as it is... the XFG represents a road legal stock hatchback, it's not a race purpose built kit car.
Why are you jumping on him?
I also didn't like the taste of pictures he posted some time ago but the last one is a beautiful woman and she is portrayed in very sexy yet artful way and to your satisfaction I can see neither tatoos, piercings, brandings, scratches or drops of blood.Really, not bad! But this competition is closed already. You may instead take part in round 57.
That would be a better idea than to wait and ask everyday if "nobody is up to this".
Haha, great! Something like that was right on my mind.^^
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Where even demo racers feel the crack paranoia.
Where even demo racers feel the crack paranoia.
Lights look weird too (+reflections) but the skin fails most.
Bit of misunderstanding here...
or misinterpretation. It doesn't show you the actual RPM but it does also not tell you the optimum shift point directly. Though by showing green, yellow and red lights it give you a rough idea where the ideal revs to accelerate and shift are.How come you assume that it doesn't? It does.
[QUOTE=delis;1379033]Here I made Raceabout Sporza livery from Sporza Lamborghini
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I think the colours should move a tiny bit from blue to yellow. Otherwise: You posted an RAC skin
, with skin file , in the right place , and it's of quality . Plus you made a preview shot .
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I think the colours should move a tiny bit from blue to yellow. Otherwise: You posted an RAC skin
, with skin file , in the right place , and it's of quality . Plus you made a preview shot .Want some help?^^
Biggest problem is the games lack of rendering a mud surface. This one looks like brown coloured concrete. Changing that to a realistic outcome may be so time consuming that I'd just look for a picture and fake such part in. If not what you have to fake are tire trails, an uneven surface(but with reflections, it's wet) and alongside some puddles.
Other problem is the rain.
1. Rain drops don't fall down in the exact same angle and aren't spread evenly. If you look around you may find a deviant art page with some rain drop brushes, that really helped me out.
2. Immersion of depth: Use bigger drops in front, decrease drop size where you think drops are falling down in the background. In the far back rain can get close to a foggy look which should make things easier. Make sure that it's raining everywhere on your picture. Also illuminate rain drops in the way of your headlights shining.
Then there's other little details. Since your wheels are blurred I suggest you blure the background. Because if you blur the car you'd have to give all that crowd in the background umbrellas and if you do neither it will look strange (wheels and drops are blurred already). The water on the ground should not 'splash' in front of the car etc. etc.
Edit: Here is a rain edit I did myself. It's really not perfect but there are some steps I can no more undo. I used multiple layers for different distances of rain and 'fog'. If I had arranged them differently AA would have stayed in all places. Only thing I could and would change now is the brightness of rain and fog because it has some snowy touch to it that was unintended.
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Yup that was no easy choice. But when it came to light trails macsys entry has the least mistakes so it is the most believable. I love how you can see that the driver was not braking constantly.
It's as sexy as a rhino and honestly that's what it reminds me of the most.
On topic: http://commons.wikimedia.org/w ... egory:Lotus_49?uselang=de
Even if it's a repost you can't deny it's worth it.
Oh... didn't see that. Well then skins on LFSW are stored in no higher resolution than 1024² px so that's it I guess.
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