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How to mod the outlook of a material from leather/cloth to latex?


TrueBlackWidowmaker

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Hello @ all,

 

I've moded some female outfits, for my overhaul. After finding out how material swap works, I begin to turn all of them to have material swaps. I would like to make most of them have also an latex version.

 

Unfortenaly my knowledge about such thinks is just not existent. Which changes I have to make, so an outfit part looks not like a leather, cotton or other cloth, but have an latex structure effect, so that it is much more reflective like a blurred mirror?

 

Sorry my bad English, hope you can understand what I mean. Please answers in easy clear words, don't use phrases or hints, where translators wouldn't help to understand.

 

Black Widowmaker

 

 

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I think latex should be pretty easy, since really all you need is a black material and high gloss value. Black and shiny basically, innit?

 

I'd suggest looking at my tutorial about paintings in the articles forum, since it's basically the same thing, for how to make a material swap.

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I have already made several functional material swaps, and I know how to do that. What I don't know is how to make a black material to be shiny as latex. I don't want a glossy effect - that's not the same effect as latex. A glossy effect make a surface making look somehow wet/oily. Its different as latex looks like in real life.

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I have already made several functional material swaps, and I know how to do that. What I don't know is how to make a black material to be shiny as latex. I don't want a glossy effect - that's not the same effect as latex. A glossy effect make a surface making look somehow wet/oily. Its different as latex looks like in real life.

That goes with the normal map (usually names as _n.dds), try to invert it,

or in extreme circumstances, make it plain (i.e. no details).

 

Happy New Year and Cheers!

 

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