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This is my first attempt at retexturing a model, I chose ohdaviing cause I tend to call him for help sometimes with the shout. I left the original texture as a base, resize it to double the size and started adding detail. the chest area , wings and head are mostly changed. I\'ve made him into a Lava dragon , that\'s why the translucent map is
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This is my first attempt at retexturing a model, I chose ohdaviing cause I tend to call him for help sometimes with the shout. I left the original texture as a base, resize it to double the size and started adding detail.
the chest area , wings and head are mostly changed. I've made him into a Lava dragon , that's why the translucent map is also changed, the lava cracks on his skin glow during night.
I've also adjusted the alpha a bit , so his wings are a bit more damaged then the original model, the only thing i haven't managed to do is change the normal map, because he shares it with the general dragon model and i'm too much of a noob to know how to give him a seperate normal map that doesn't interfere with the dragon's normal map.
Important : i've made this model mostly in mind with the usage of ENB, because it tends to make much better use of the translucent maps and it smooths out textures a lot better.
Personally i'm using the confident ENB mod that is available on skyrimnexus.
Vanilla skyrim makes higher resolution texture appear harsh , while ENB doesn't for some reason.
the chest area , wings and head are mostly changed. I've made him into a Lava dragon , that's why the translucent map is also changed, the lava cracks on his skin glow during night.
I've also adjusted the alpha a bit , so his wings are a bit more damaged then the original model, the only thing i haven't managed to do is change the normal map, because he shares it with the general dragon model and i'm too much of a noob to know how to give him a seperate normal map that doesn't interfere with the dragon's normal map.
Important : i've made this model mostly in mind with the usage of ENB, because it tends to make much better use of the translucent maps and it smooths out textures a lot better.
Personally i'm using the confident ENB mod that is available on skyrimnexus.
Vanilla skyrim makes higher resolution texture appear harsh , while ENB doesn't for some reason.