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Oooh. I will either judge or versus you all in the skinning contest. Ive only been skinning for about 3 years xD

DeathRow, we still need to have that contest that we talked about . And I'd love to be part of more skinning contests, mostly as a participant, not a judge. I could judge sometimes though.

Yeah, it'll be heaps of fun. Just pop on xfire sometime and we will discuss it

NO challenger, you said you didnt use the hue sturation to skin, which most people use. How do you do it then?

I think its called a "paintbrush" or something

Here is my Scuba Trooper, I know it needs work.

NO, paint brush would look painty. HIs look pro. Like without the same color blas that paint would make.

Ok here is one of mine:
Don't laugh, it's my first public skin.

Grev wrote:NO, paint brush would look painty. HIs look pro. Like without the same color blas that paint would make.

Paintbrush + Overlay + Very Careful where paint goes = Good skin.

Of course, Challenger could of done it different.

I have to attach the pic since my image uploader is being dumb.. Here is my semi-final Scuba Trooper skin.

Heres the new Mandalorian Infiltrator :

DarthDeathRow wrote:

Grev wrote:NO, paint brush would look painty. HIs look pro. Like without the same color blas that paint would make.

Paintbrush + Overlay + Very Careful where paint goes = Good skin.

Of course, Challenger could of done it different.

That's basically what I do. I just use the different select tools (rectangular, freehand, elipse, and path) to select the parts I want to change, then I use the brush with different settings and opacities (i.e. Multiply and Darken Only). I'm also getting into the habit of using layers, since they're a good thing to get into the habit of using .

Null; I'm creating a new Scuba .msh file for my new Calamari map... Can i use your skin? That would save some work

Sure, just give me a minute

Challenger33 wrote:

DarthDeathRow wrote:

Grev wrote:NO, paint brush would look painty. HIs look pro. Like without the same color blas that paint would make.

Paintbrush + Overlay + Very Careful where paint goes = Good skin.

Of course, Challenger could of done it different.

That's basically what I do. I just use the different select tools (rectangular, freehand, elipse, and path) to select the parts I want to change, then I use the brush with different settings and opacities (i.e. Multiply and Darken Only). I'm also getting into the habit of using layers, since they're a good thing to get into the habit of using .

How do I do overlay?

Well, I suggest just doing what I explained in my previous post . Works every time. You could also just change the brush type to Multiply (if you're using GIMP) and change the opacity. Also, here is my newest skin (I'm in the skinning mood):



And these are the actual skins:

Nice skin Challenger!

Thats NA-EECE!!

Pronounced NAYEES

Yes very well done. May I use it?

Challenger, this skin looks veeeerrrrryyy nice!