#BloodWorks #tutorial #SiteHelpTipsAndTricks
#SiteTipsandTricks #tipsandtricks #howto #MakingTexturesFor3DSV2
The Big Picture: Step 10: Normalmaps- https://www.thri.xxx/gamerotica/item/5314905
Note: Please remember to include your "Metal" (shiny) and/or your "Reflection"(latex/rubber) files in the same texture folder as your Normalmaps, .png (textures), and .txf (transparency) files in your ActiveMod folder.
ThriXXX Tutorials: https://help.thri.xxx/article/4-4-4-1-create-your-own-color-metal-and-normal-maps/
@Fipps NormalMap Tutorial: https://www.thri.xxx/profile/14342/fipps/myshares/28250
Jason Blood: https://www.thri.xxx/gamerotica/item/4880973
Shirt by @Voy969: https://www.thri.xxx/gamerotica/item/542936
Jeans by @Cronan: http://gamerotica.thri.xxx/item/710536
Location by @Kisume : https://www.thri.xxx/gamerotica/item/642976
BloodFoundry: https://www.thri.xxx/gamerotica/1/default/creator%7CJasonBlood%7Ctype%7Ctexture%7C/48
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GIMP really is a jack-of-all-trades program with endless utility plus virtually infinite add-ons, filters, scripts, etc. My humble tutorial barely scratches the surface of what one can do with GIMP. My goal here has been to share the absolute minimum know-how in order to make textures for 3DSV2, and I hope in that I have been successful
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@JasonBlood, Thank you for the link to this. I'm bookmarking this page so I can refer to it as I try to learn more with Gimp.
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These last two steps look like other areas where GIMP and paint.net differ, though there may be add-ins for paint that I've not founbd for integrating the normal maps.