Well, I want to look into adding some mud...but mud is tricky....mud is more of a shader trick than a texture trick. I need to look into something that has some (of the illusion of) sss and has a nice gloss over it for that wet look.
I may have to even model some low poly smooth normaled mud to make things a little more convincing. Nonetheless...if I have this side view done by the end of the week, im still on schedule.
I may have to even model some low poly smooth normaled mud to make things a little more convincing. Nonetheless...if I have this side view done by the end of the week, im still on schedule.
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hmm mud is a hard thing to do. if you want it all over the wagon ud need to make some new custom "splash" maps and map them over all ur textures.
if u really want to do mud on the wagon u should try and read up if Maya can do projections or decals. not sure what theyre actually called in maya. but basically u can project a texture and alpha over all geo. this may be tricky and take a lot of time.
another method. i would suggest u unwrap ur wagon on another channel and create a mud layer.
i think you should maybe forget the mud. im not sure the payoff is worth it. if anything do a small model after the wagon is done. maybe an old tractor tire laying against a tree stump by a mud field. and texture the tire, stump and ground with a mud splash. as if a tractor just passed by splashing ur piece. this can be very simple. just a log, tire, ground and a blue sky. you can call it "Mud study" but im getting ahead of myself.
so for the wagon, do what u feel will better the piece at this time. that might mean only adding some slight mud tracks on the ground.
peace
ohh yeah.
the side view looks great. i like the tattered cloth and the wood unwraps. the left branch looks pretty cool too man. the canvas looks great with the mild run down dirt. Kablamo
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