ALright, please bare with me guys. I'm 100% new to PC gaming so im trying to adapt here lol. But to the point, I'm wanting to try giving the GTX Nationals a shot but I dont want to race in basic/ other peoples skins. SO... Ive downloaded (Free version of photoshop and GIMP) now can someone help me out a little more than the links do. There is just something I dont understand lol
yeah, I have downloaded everything in the OneStopShop before. I was just trying to make my own skins to run! (I do believe I played earlier with you on the server and you told me to get on the forums!) I could be mistaken, though!
Haha hey I get it lol
But honestly, anything at this point. I'm having trouble finding templates for anything other than just the blank ones from the download page. I did play around with the blank rider gear and made a really boring one haha but I'm just looking for an actual gear (any at this point) so that I can put my name and team on it, same with a bike. Just wanna throw a name and number on a bike lol ktm if I can choose but anything will do!
PERFECT!!!! That's just the information I was looking for!!!! Awesome, ill go ahead and give tgis while skinning business a shot!!! Thanks, man!!
The bad thing about unpacking the paint is that you don't have any photoshop layers. So if you paint on that, you'll loose shadows etc.
I myself don't like that people can make skins that way. Very easy to make a great model look bad without any shading.
What am i supposed to have on the psd when i save it as a .tga? I get my plastic to look good but everything else is grey from the shading. I've been trying on the 2016 Husky 450 but just can't figure out what im doing wrong.
You want roughly 3 layers to start with. 1 base layer which can be used for colour, next the shading layer using the multiply layer type on about 50% opacity give or take for shading, then you can have a 3rd layer with the wireframe, again using multiply and use this as a reference. You can turn off the wireframe layer before exporting.
You can have as many layers as you want between the base colour and the shading layer.