If you watch my tutorial I explain exactly what an AO map is and I show you what you should use it for :3
In the tutorial I'm texturing metal but as I mention at the end of the video, you can use the sam techniques to create wood, just use wood photosources instead of metal ones.
(05-18-2013, 06:56 PM)Traggey Wrote: [ -> ]If you watch my tutorial I explain exactly what an AO map is and I show you what you should use it for :3
In the tutorial I'm texturing metal but as I mention at the end of the video, you can use the sam techniques to create wood, just use wood photosources instead of metal ones.
Thanks! This'll definitely be useful!
Another question:
When I was creating my first wall set, I had to adjust the size in maya to make it look good in the level editor. But when I opened the mansion1 wall from amnesia it was huge. How do they scale their wall down?
It's usuallt about the system you use: A lot of times, some people get huge models or really tiny models in their editors: The metric system they apply it's not well. Try playing with those (Meters, for example).
I'm not skilled at Maya, but all the 3d programs have similarities
