Probably can't since modeling programs do the texture mapping. COD uses the same gun texture res, it just looks more HD because COD has a better engine
Modeling programs set the UV coordinates which are in the range from 0.0 to 1.0, these coordinates are then mapped to the actual texels that make up the texture.
In short, models aren't different from anything else.. and can use any size texture that works in game.
Originally Posted by Drigien
Modeling programs set the UV coordinates which are in the range from 0.0 to 1.0, these coordinates are then mapped to the actual texels that make up the texture.
In short, models aren't different from anything else.. and can use any size texture that works in game.
......... what?
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Originally Posted by Drigien
Modeling programs set the UV coordinates which are in the range from 0.0 to 1.0, these coordinates are then mapped to the actual texels that make up the texture.
In short, models aren't different from anything else.. and can use any size texture that works in game.
........... What ?
Originally Posted by Extravagant
......... what?
...In short, models can use any texture size.
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Originally Posted by Drigien
...In short, models can use any texture size.
Thats the troublesome part for guns. The uv mapping will still be needed and there would be no point in making the res twice as big since quality will stay. You would need custom textures and everything.
Originally Posted by Extravagant
Thats the troublesome part for guns. The uv mapping will still be needed and there would be no point in making the res twice as big since quality will stay. You would need custom textures and everything.
Edit the uv mapping.
Ill Help, i know a way to find files for all maps and items. hence how i got the files for Rust flea.
Originally Posted by MindFuck
Ill Help, i know a way to find files for all maps and items. hence how i got the files for Rust flea.
Open .dat file of map, Ctrl+F, search for .dtx, and just browse through.
looks pretty nice.
Originally Posted by kentonyu
Open .dat file of map, Ctrl+F, search for .dtx, and just browse through.