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http://www.adobe.com...ativecloud.html
You need the app for creative cloud first, then you can get the free trial or subscribe.
Yes, and your subscription is good for two computers. My mother in law was kind enough to take PS off of her laptop so that I could have it on my comp here 
http://www.adobe.com...ativecloud.html
You need the app for creative cloud first, then you can get the free trial or subscribe.
although dds isn't supported 
although dds isn't supported
You have to get the plugin. Nvidias.
https://developer.nv...adobe-photoshop
just got it
but thanks anyway!
Nice, I hope it will work for you now. Unfortunatley I haven't really done much with the specular so I don't know much about them
Nice, I hope it will work for you now. Unfortunatley I haven't really done much with the specular so I don't know much about them
I hope so too now I just have to learn Photoshop 
Edit: does anyone know of any tutorial?
I hope so too
Edit: does anyone know of any tutorial?
I would probably google, or just look on youtube.
I hope so too
Edit: does anyone know of any tutorial?
Are you just trying to edit a spec file? It's lighter = more shiny and darker = more dull. The easiest way to edit sections would be to copy the original layer and paste a new one. Hide the original so, you can go back to it later. Do Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Sat then use lightness to go lighter or darker. You can just quickly erase the sections you don't want changed. The alternative to that is you can select the areas you want to change individually.
Are you just trying to edit a spec file? It's lighter = more shiny and darker = more dull. The easiest way to edit sections would be to copy the original layer and paste a new one. Hide the original so, you can go back to it later. Do Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Sat then use lightness to go lighter or darker. You can just quickly erase the sections you don't want changed. The alternative to that is you can select the areas you want to change individually.
thank you and the tint file?
thank you
I need to know what you're trying to do with it to answer that.
I need to know what you're trying to do with it to answer that.
would it help if you saw a pic of the diff?
would it help if you saw a pic of the diff?
Sure.
Generally when you open a tint file you'll see one of two things. If the file is entirely black that equates in game to that particular item not being tintable. If you see red, blue and green areas. Each of these areas equates to an area on the item that can be tinted. If you're having trouble seeing what correlates to what grab a copy of the tint and paste it on top of the diff then change the opacity to about 40. Then you'll be able to see which sections will change what. You'll want to make sure you use the eye dropper tool to get the exact red, blue or green that they're using if you're going to change a section.
Does anyone know what would cause this banding in my shadows? I'm using Mantle instead of DirectX. I'm running everything on Ultra or Fade Touched (Mantle only I believe). I thought it might be my SweetFX settings but I disabled them all and I'm still getting it. It seemed to only be this noticeable once I edited the normal and spec to make the faux body piercings stand out more.
Sure.
Generally when you open a tint file you'll see one of two things. If the file is entirely black that equates in game to that particular item not being tintable. If you see red, blue and green areas. Each of these areas equates to an area on the item that can be tinted. If you're having trouble seeing what correlates to what grab a copy of the tint and paste it on top of the diff then change the opacity to about 40. Then you'll be able to see which sections will change what. You'll want to make sure you use the eye dropper tool to get the exact red, blue or green that they're using if you're going to change a section.
Ok, here it is
Ok, here it is
That looks great! If you want to just not have a tint just make the _t solid black and save it like that.
That looks great! If you want to just not have a tint just make the _t solid black and save it like that.
thanks ok, so both spec and tint are going to be black?
Does anyone know what would cause this banding in my shadows? I'm using Mantle instead of DirectX. I'm running everything on Ultra or Fade Touched (Mantle only I believe). I thought it might be my SweetFX settings but I disabled them all and I'm still getting it. It seemed to only be this noticeable once I edited the normal and spec to make the faux body piercings stand out more.
I notice this occasionally in game, mostly in the chantry in Redcliffe on Dorian's neck during the first cutscene with him. I had no clue what it was.
thanks
Something like this should work fine for your spec. If you do it solid black the faux skin areas won't look the same as your face.
Joyce that looks amazing!
And... i finally got mine working! It's in game!
Joyce that looks amazing!
And... i finally got mine working! It's in game!
thanks and congrats
Edit: *giggles* It worked and it looks GREAT!!!!!
thanks
Edit: *giggles* It worked
Wanna share a picture?
Ok, here it is
Whats this? Will it be available ingame soon? hinthint , wink wink
Wanna share a picture?
sadly, I noticed a few flaws in it when I saw it closer up it seems as if the buttons on the original piece is part of the mesh and is showing waaaay to much for it to look good how did Kamael do it? 
Whats this?
yup once I learn how to erase the flaws I saw
sadly, I noticed a few flaws in it when I saw it closer up
If the original buttons are showing through you need to go into the normal (_n) and remove them.
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