What a real uvw looks like, and the end result image - Old Republic at War mod for Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption
Old Republic mod for Forces of Corruption. Exactly as it says on the tin.
What a real uvw looks like, and the end result
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When you spend 20 hours on a uvw + texture and not 20 minutes, you can actually make something that looks good.
Kandosii, textured and rigged this time.
Model by me, Geroenimo.
Texture, made by me, Geroenimo, but I did use some source files.
Used sources credits:
Warb_Null, FractalSponge, EvilJedi, Nawrocki, Petroglyph, LucasArts.
wow really complex and cool
Why is it divided into 9 parts?
The middle one is usually the only one you need to use. But if you're UV'ing to a pre existing texture you can use the other one. Although, some games only allow the middle one to be used.
When I uvw and texture a model, I make both the texture and uvw at the same time, when I need a new piece of texture I make it around the uvw, and the other way around too. I find it to work much better than uvwing a model first, and then making the texture, this way I can just make it up as I go along.
Also the incorrect way approximately 80% of the time.
Looking at this makes my head hurt. @.@
first I thought it was borg tactical cube :P