Yes that would be fine .... I'm sure Gimp and Photoshop have similar plug-ins .... I used info from quite a few Photoshop tutorials in Paint.NET

Yea, go ahead .... I make textures all the time, I'll post a few more

As far as Gaming goes, I'm a Trackmaniac .... I didn't last a day before I uninstalled WOW, about the same with SL. I did finish Halo, and had a blast with UT2, but I mostly like the Drivers. I've imported tons of Trackmania Cars and started messing with Characters for 3DRad, but I've spent most of ...

Md2's because I'm using CharacterFX n Fragmotion for animation. Rigging in Blender 2.5x is easy enough, but animating in it is a nightmare. CharacterFX, Fragmotion, and Pacemaker is what I've used before, they do great for directx (.x) files, but for PAS your stuck with Md2 export only. However, as ...

When I took programming in '93 .. they called it Cobol ...., and I haven't authored a chunk of Code since 2000 ......, so no that's probably not gonna happen, but thanks anyway !!

Apparently I was wrong, Mr Beast, as to our conversation needing to be private, as I also wrote

but it was an A and B conversation. C your way OUT!

and yet another Retard posted another unwanted response.
I appologize ....
msg me ...

and here's the textures .... Your welcome to use them any way you like !!

Once you have a good height map You can flatten and save that out .... Then Use any of the Normal Map plugins to make your Normal Map. You may want to play around with the Adjustments-Brightness and Contrast on your Height-Map before using a Normal Map plugin, depending on the Images you use, and yo...

for this tutorial I'm using Paint.NET along with several of the plugins. I can't remember which plugin was in which pack so you'll need to get several ( You should get them all anyway, their free and very useful). The image I used is a free wallpaper found here . I brought the image into Paint.NET a...

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be derogatory. Yes the graphics are very nice and the map editor is quite easy to use! Importing geometry and textures is easy enough, but muddling through the murky quagmire that is the wiki and the tutorials thread to find this out, is an RPG all of it's own. And if you...