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Subject: How I texture a rock tutorial


rds ( ) posted Sat, 29 March 2003 at 3:45 AM ยท edited Tue, 10 December 2024 at 10:31 PM

Attached Link: How I texture a rock tutorial

Not to sure I am good at writing a simple tutorial however I gave it a try. I would be interested in any feedback you may offer. Thanks, shoop aka:rds http://www.shoop3d.com/tut/tut.html


MightyPete ( ) posted Sat, 29 March 2003 at 3:58 AM

Attached Link: http://petes-oasis.com/blank.gif

Um that's actually a pretty good rock. Ideas you may or may not want to do it's up to you. Ever hear of a blank gif? It's a transparent gif exactly 1 X 1 pixel. Why is that important? Well you can display it any size you want and it allows you to space your pictures out more so they stand out better. cause the file is so small it loads fast and is a really excellent way to space your work. Like you can have more space between the screen shots and text so it's easier to read. If you need one I made one. See you load it between images then say set it's display size to 10 X 10 say and that will push your pictures apart 10 pixels making it easier to read. Point 2.... You might want to highlight on you screen shots with a red circle or even arrows what parts your talking about so it's easier for the student to find the buttons, tabs, click points things like that. It's daughting for some to figure out where all the spots they have to click on to change settings and load pictures. You might want to highlight them.. Other than that excellent, make more....


MightyPete ( ) posted Sat, 29 March 2003 at 4:03 AM

Oh BTW you cannot see that picture of course cause it's transparent. Click on the link while holding down the shift key to save it to disk then fix your pages if you want then upload it to you site with the new fixed page. Some browsers might space your work but on mine there all scrunched togeather right on top of one another making it hard to read.


rds ( ) posted Sat, 29 March 2003 at 1:04 PM

Thanks for the great input Pete.


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