Call of Duty 5: Create Custom Textures - Revision history

Zeroy at 17:04, 25 May 2011

2011-05-25T17:04:15Z

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	<font color="~~yellow~~">'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.</font>		<font color="blue">'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.</font>

	IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.		IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.
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	<font color="~~yellow~~">'''2.''' Save as either .tga or .dds.</font>		<font color="blue">'''2.''' Save as either .tga or .dds.</font>


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	<font color="~~yellow~~">'''3.''' Save into your raw/images folder.</font>		<font color="blue">'''3.''' Save into your raw/images folder.</font>
	*I suggest you save a copy elsewhere too but when we go to Asset Manager it will only consider images in the "raw/images" folder.		*I suggest you save a copy elsewhere too but when we go to Asset Manager it will only consider images in the "raw/images" folder.
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	===Asset Manager===		===Asset Manager===

	<font color="~~yellow~~">'''1.''' Create the Material</font>		<font color="blue">'''1.''' Create the Material</font>

	*Once you open asset manager there is a menu to the left and select "Material".		*Once you open asset manager there is a menu to the left and select "Material".
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	<font color="~~yellow~~">'''2.''' Filling in the rest of the information.</font>		<font color="blue">'''2.''' Filling in the rest of the information.</font>

	*materialType - Select "world phong" for a texture.		*materialType - Select "world phong" for a texture.
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	<font color="~~yellow~~">'''3.''' Convert your file.</font>		<font color="blue">'''3.''' Convert your file.</font>

	*Once everything is setup go to "PC Convert -> Current Assets Only"		*Once everything is setup go to "PC Convert -> Current Assets Only"

Novemberdobby: specular detail thing

2008-11-21T14:28:12Z

specular detail thing

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	**A bump map only shows height in an image, a normal map shows height and direction of a bump.		**A bump map only shows height in an image, a normal map shows height and direction of a bump.
	*Detail Normal Map - This is the same as a normal map but only shows when the player is close to the texture, usually only small bumps or holes.		*Detail Normal Map - This is the same as a normal map but only shows when the player is close to the texture, usually only small bumps or holes.
	*Specular color map - Same rules as a bump map but white is shiny and black is no shine.		*Specular color map - Same rules as a bump map but white is shiny and black is no shine. This will only be visible if r_specular is set to 1.
	*Cosine power map - Adjustments to Specular color map.		*Cosine power map - Adjustments to Specular color map.

Zeroy at 21:53, 10 November 2008

2008-11-10T21:53:23Z

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	===Export from Photoshop===		===Export from Photoshop===
	You can use any program that will save an image as either a .tga or .dds, Photoshop is the industry standard so I'll start in there.		You can use any program that will save an image as either a .tga or .dds, Photoshop is the industry standard so I'll start in there.

Zeroy at 14:23, 10 November 2008

2008-11-10T14:23:52Z

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	[[Category:Modding]]		[[Category:Modding]]
	[[Category:Mapping]]		[[Category:Mapping]]
	[[Category:Call of ~~duty~~ 5]]		[[Category:Call of Duty 5]]
	[[Category:Textures]]		[[Category:Textures]]

Zeroy: /* Asset Manager */

2008-11-10T11:36:49Z

Asset Manager

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	===Asset Manager===		===Asset Manager===
	'''1.''' Create the Material
			<font color="yellow">'''1.''' Create the Material</font>

	*Once you open asset manager there is a menu to the left and select "Material".		*Once you open asset manager there is a menu to the left and select "Material".
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	'''2.''' Filling in the rest of the information.		<font color="yellow">'''2.''' Filling in the rest of the information.</font>

	*materialType - Select "world phong" for a texture.		*materialType - Select "world phong" for a texture.
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	'''3.''' Convert your file.		<font color="yellow">'''3.''' Convert your file.</font>

	*Once everything is setup go to "PC Convert -> Current Assets Only"		*Once everything is setup go to "PC Convert -> Current Assets Only"
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	**raw/material_properties/texturename <no file type>		**raw/material_properties/texturename <no file type>
	**raw/images/texturename.iwi		**raw/images/texturename.iwi


	===Viewing===		===Viewing===

Zeroy: /* Export from Photoshop */

2008-11-10T11:36:12Z

Export from Photoshop

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	<font color="yellow">'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.<font>		<font color="yellow">'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.</font>

	IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.		IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.
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	<font color="yellow">'''2.''' Save as either .tga or .dds.<font>		<font color="yellow">'''2.''' Save as either .tga or .dds.</font>


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	<font color="yellow">'''3.''' Save into your raw/images folder.<font>		<font color="yellow">'''3.''' Save into your raw/images folder.</font>
	*I suggest you save a copy elsewhere too but when we go to Asset Manager it will only consider images in the "raw/images" folder.		*I suggest you save a copy elsewhere too but when we go to Asset Manager it will only consider images in the "raw/images" folder.
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Zeroy: /* Export from Photoshop */

2008-11-10T11:36:00Z

Export from Photoshop

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	'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.		<font color="yellow">'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.<font>

	IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.		IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.
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	'''2.''' Save as either .tga or .dds.		<font color="yellow">'''2.''' Save as either .tga or .dds.<font>


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	'''3.''' Save into your raw/images folder.		<font color="yellow">'''3.''' Save into your raw/images folder.<font>
	*I suggest you save a copy elsewhere too but when we go to Asset Manager it will only consider images in the "raw/images" folder.		*I suggest you save a copy elsewhere too but when we go to Asset Manager it will only consider images in the "raw/images" folder.
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Zeroy at 11:35, 10 November 2008

2008-11-10T11:35:15Z

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	*[http://ati.amd.com/developer/sdk/radeonsdk/html/tools/toolsplugins.html ATI Normal map generators]		*[http://ati.amd.com/developer/sdk/radeonsdk/html/tools/toolsplugins.html ATI Normal map generators]

	[[Image:Information.png]] The ATI Normal map generators is the easiest to use, it converts premade .tga files. You can use your color map or a bump map.		[[Image:Information.png]] The ATI Normal map generators is the easiest to use, it converts premade .tga files.
			You can use your color map or a bump map.
	The Nvidia plugin can do normal maps too in the "Normal map settings" button in the picture.		The Nvidia plugin can do normal maps too in the "Normal map settings" button in the picture.

Zeroy: /* Export from Photoshop */

2008-11-10T11:35:01Z

Export from Photoshop

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	*[http://ati.amd.com/developer/sdk/radeonsdk/html/tools/toolsplugins.html ATI Normal map generators]		*[http://ati.amd.com/developer/sdk/radeonsdk/html/tools/toolsplugins.html ATI Normal map generators]

	~~<pre>~~[[Image:Information.png]] The ATI Normal map generators is the easiest to use, it converts premade .tga files. You can use your color map or a bump map.		[[Image:Information.png]] The ATI Normal map generators is the easiest to use, it converts premade .tga files. You can use your color map or a bump map.
	The Nvidia plugin can do normal maps too in the "Normal map settings" button in the picture.~~</pre>~~		The Nvidia plugin can do normal maps too in the "Normal map settings" button in the picture.

Zeroy: /* Export from Photoshop */

2008-11-10T11:34:41Z

Export from Photoshop

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	===Export from Photoshop===		===Export from Photoshop===
	You can use any program that will save an image as either a .tga or .dds, Photoshop is the industry standard so I'll start in there.~~<br><br>~~		You can use any program that will save an image as either a .tga or .dds, Photoshop is the industry standard so I'll start in there.
	If your using Photoshop then download this plug in and install:~~<br>~~
			If your using Photoshop then download this plug in and install:

	*[http://developer.nvidia.com/object/photoshop_dds_plugins.html Nvidia Plugin]		*[http://developer.nvidia.com/object/photoshop_dds_plugins.html Nvidia Plugin]
	*[http://ati.amd.com/developer/sdk/radeonsdk/html/tools/toolsplugins.html ATI Normal map generators]		*[http://ati.amd.com/developer/sdk/radeonsdk/html/tools/toolsplugins.html ATI Normal map generators]

	[[Image:Information.png]] The ATI Normal map generators is the easiest to use, it converts premade .tga files. You can use your color map or a bump map.		<pre>[[Image:Information.png]] The ATI Normal map generators is the easiest to use, it converts premade .tga files. You can use your color map or a bump map.
	The Nvidia plugin can do normal maps too in the "Normal map settings" button in the picture.		The Nvidia plugin can do normal maps too in the "Normal map settings" button in the picture.</pre>


	~~<br>~~		'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.
	'''1.''' First resize your image as (n^2)x(n^2) and "n" can be any number.~~<br>~~

			IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.

	~~IE: (8^2)x(16^2) = 64 x 256 pixels, this would be useful for trim.<br>~~		*Some other sizes: 64 x 64, 512 x 512, 1024 x 512, 256 x 128, ect...
	*Some other sizes: 64 x 64, 512 x 512, 1024 x 512, 256 x 128, ect...~~<br>~~


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	===Asset Manager===		===Asset Manager===