colour chart when modding..

[normannobrot]

hey all.

was just thinking when regards to modding skin's n stuff..has any one thought of doing a colour chart for all to share???

many different form's of camoflauge out there all different shade's and was thinking it be a good idea if you (experiecned one's) could or know if it's possible to post or make a pdf or something to show what colour's you used on your mod's....

a very good example (one of my favourites) would be mikeyD's early panzer's for CMBB.. I believe that the light grey tone mikeyD has chosen to use is a perfect panzer grey tone for that era of vehicle's, but how could I find that EXACT tone??

come on chap's think this is a good topic to discuss!!!....reminds me of my modeling day's....(and no not the cat walk kind)

all the best,

normannobrot.

[Wicky]

Open the file in Photoshop and use the eye dropper tool....

[normannobrot]

ah, so you pick up the colour's like that, sweet...thank's...can you have several file's open at once within abobe photoshop?

[Wicky]

yup - quite a few as long as you have plenty of memory.

Modding is a bit more involved for CMX2 than CM1 - cos of different 3D effects - specular maps, bump maps & colour maps - hours of fun!

[normannobrot]

cool...

got abobe arriving sometime tomorrow.

can't wait to give it a go....just hope it's not to hard to learn..

mainly working on cm1, but do also want to work with cm2...best to start with the easier one.

[MikeyD]

What's the slogan for that board game "Othello"?

"A moment to learn, a lifetime to master".

[MarkEzra]

What's the slogan for that board game "Othello"?

"A moment to learn, a lifetime to master".

And that is spoken by a master.