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<<<<<trails sux :S
Well to begin, id say this is a worthwhile effort at a full texture set.
They can be pretty difficult, and kind of a pain.
Overall i think you did just fine.
However, ive got a few tips for your next texture endevor.
First tip - Copy pasting
Used to make designs elements symmetrical (this applies to your set's eyes)
The left eye is very narrow, straight, clean. Whereas the right one looks sloppy.
I take it you drew each one individually.
By simply, copy, pasting, and flipping the left eye, in place of the right eye, they would look exactly the same/symmetrical, and would improve the quality of the head much more.
This technique can be applied with the entire head texture, or just certain elements. and can easily be used with all other texturable elements.
Second Tip - Mirror
Now this is your first set so its an overlookable mistake.
If you look at your thigh/leg textures, is the same thing on each side.
Heres an example:
Lets say your putting a design like this: |/|
on your leg texture.
Your current legs look like this |/| |/|
Where as it should look like this: |/| |\|
Simply flipping the texture around on the opposing side should solve this issue, this applies to all of the body parts with corresponding parts. (ex. legs, feet, hands, arms)
I hope this wasnt too long or confusing.
Best of luck to you with future textures.
They can be pretty difficult, and kind of a pain.
Overall i think you did just fine.
However, ive got a few tips for your next texture endevor.
First tip - Copy pasting
Used to make designs elements symmetrical (this applies to your set's eyes)
The left eye is very narrow, straight, clean. Whereas the right one looks sloppy.
I take it you drew each one individually.
By simply, copy, pasting, and flipping the left eye, in place of the right eye, they would look exactly the same/symmetrical, and would improve the quality of the head much more.
This technique can be applied with the entire head texture, or just certain elements. and can easily be used with all other texturable elements.
Second Tip - Mirror
Now this is your first set so its an overlookable mistake.
If you look at your thigh/leg textures, is the same thing on each side.
Heres an example:
Lets say your putting a design like this: |/|
on your leg texture.
Your current legs look like this |/| |/|
Where as it should look like this: |/| |\|
Simply flipping the texture around on the opposing side should solve this issue, this applies to all of the body parts with corresponding parts. (ex. legs, feet, hands, arms)
I hope this wasnt too long or confusing.
Best of luck to you with future textures.
Last edited by Rustd; Sep 9, 2009 at 11:34 PM.
<<<<<<<< in the foot "Die!!!" lol
<<<<<trails getting better
