Post by missforutne on Aug 27, 2020 20:43:14 GMT -5
Hello, I would like to create a shiny mesh/texture for a mesh but I don't know how to do it.
For example, I wish this helmet was more metallic, shinier. It doesn't have to actually reflect light in the game like mirrors or some other surfaces, but to make it look shiny at least. Kind of like fake shine.
imgur.com/a/1GJUg56 - Helmet
In Bledner 2.8 (yes, I know that 2.8 is not compatible with S4S, but with it I can do it faster, and in 2.76 also possible) using the material function I was able to visualize more or less what I mean. Is it possible to somehow "bake" the texture of such material and implement it in my mesh in the game? If not, is there any other way to achieve this or a similar result?
ibb.co/W5yPLBV - Shiny/metallic helmet
I'm a real beginner, but I looked through the entire training section and unfortunately didn't find the answer to my question there.
For example, I wish this helmet was more metallic, shinier. It doesn't have to actually reflect light in the game like mirrors or some other surfaces, but to make it look shiny at least. Kind of like fake shine.
imgur.com/a/1GJUg56 - Helmet
In Bledner 2.8 (yes, I know that 2.8 is not compatible with S4S, but with it I can do it faster, and in 2.76 also possible) using the material function I was able to visualize more or less what I mean. Is it possible to somehow "bake" the texture of such material and implement it in my mesh in the game? If not, is there any other way to achieve this or a similar result?
ibb.co/W5yPLBV - Shiny/metallic helmet
I'm a real beginner, but I looked through the entire training section and unfortunately didn't find the answer to my question there.
