destos wrote:deviss is it supposed to look painted?????

what do you mean? so sorry costme understand english language sometimes

I was about to say the same thing. The visor does look a bit paint-ish. Also, while the unit is great and the environment is great, the two just don't mix. Having such a surgically-white trooper against the dark Mustafar background..... Well, let's hope it looks better in the heat of a match.

Other than those issues, great work!

Tygr wrote:

Fluffy_the_ic wrote:If blue doesn't fit it, Fool, you can meet him halfway-Purple visor. And nice!

Lol, that sounds like an insult.

? It's not. It's literally halfway with a purple visor. ANd besides, I like purple. Its mah second fave color. Although, I feel weird about it since green is mah fave...

Fiodis wrote:I was about to say the same thing. The visor does look a bit paint-ish. Also, while the unit is great and the environment is great, the two just don't mix. Having such a surgically-white trooper against the dark Mustafar background..... Well, let's hope it looks better in the heat of a match.

Other than those issues, great work!

very thanks sir , and i always try of to get white clones is more easy if somebody want paint this of some legion's colours

My 187th commander.

Comments?

Good, commander, but if that's supposed to be Dantooine, make it look more like a brown colored plains rather than a brown colored desert.

Tygr wrote:

Grev wrote:Could you PM me that skin? It's just what I need for one of my maps.

Super_Clone wrote:My sentiments exactly, even tho that statement doesnt rlly fit, here is wat i mean: May i plz utilize that?

Sure!

It goes on imp_inf_scout.msh.

Hidden/Spoiler:

Just credit me, blah blah blah...

This is a great skin, very simple, but very great.

Snork wrote:

Tygr wrote:

Grev wrote:Could you PM me that skin? It's just what I need for one of my maps.

Super_Clone wrote:My sentiments exactly, even tho that statement doesnt rlly fit, here is wat i mean: May i plz utilize that?

Sure!

It goes on imp_inf_scout.msh.

Hidden/Spoiler:

Just credit me, blah blah blah...

This is a great skin, very simple, but very great.

yea it is very nice

I need help with the rebel fleet trooper. When I try to edit the skin? I get the transparent skin with a few blotches. When I go to layer-> remove alpha channels, it just makes the transparent part white. Could someone help?

@Grev: ya mean this?

How to work with alpha channels in GIMP(video tutorial)
Follow tutorial to remove the alpha layer and to put it back on unless you want a "shiny" soldier.

Kamino Mist Trooper:

you better remove your email, or you will get tons of spam

AQT wrote:How to work with alpha channels in GIMP(video tutorial)
Follow tutorial to remove the alpha layer and to put it back on unless you want a "shiny" soldier.

How would i remove it? That showed how to add one, but I can't do those steps in reverse, and doing it in the same order just gives me a black background and unalpha'd Jango, not the cloth.

Commander_Fett wrote:

AQT wrote:How to work with alpha channels in GIMP(video tutorial)
Follow tutorial to remove the alpha layer and to put it back on unless you want a "shiny" soldier.

How would i remove it? That showed how to add one, but I can't do those steps in reverse, and doing it in the same order just gives me a black background and unalpha'd Jango, not the cloth.

i don't know, but always you should make backups

Well, I was just trying to make the cloth on Jango visible.

Commander_Fett wrote:Well, I was just trying to make the cloth on Jango visible.

i believe you should descompose rgba and compose rgb

Commander_Fett wrote:

AQT wrote:How to work with alpha channels in GIMP(video tutorial)
Follow tutorial to remove the alpha layer and to put it back on unless you want a "shiny" soldier.

How would i remove it? That showed how to add one, but I can't do those steps in reverse, and doing it in the same order just gives me a black background and unalpha'd Jango, not the cloth.

Yes, you can do them in reverse. Colors -> Components -> Decompose, Colors -> Components -> Compose (with just RGB). Whenever I make a texture from something like that, it's really easy. First, I strip the alpha texture (four grayscale layers, R, G, B, alpha), then I add the RGB layers back together, then I retexture, then I decompose the RGB texture, then I recompose the new R, G, B with the old alpha.

It may sound long but it's the same technique for each thing, just applied a few times.

Commander_Fett wrote:

AQT wrote:How to work with alpha channels in GIMP(video tutorial)
Follow tutorial to remove the alpha layer and to put it back on unless you want a "shiny" soldier.

How would i remove it? That showed how to add one, but I can't do those steps in reverse, and doing it in the same order just gives me a black background and unalpha'd Jango, not the cloth.

Exactly my problem as well. I did as DEVISS suggested; got a black and white skin. I can't seem to get it into color.

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