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Long time after creation normal maps added

Gramblosh

By Gramblosh

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Out of pure boredom I added some normal maps and made new textures for gloves and shoes/boots that contain more chainmail. This is the glossy version, I like the metal parts being that shiny, a bit like Mithril should look in my imagination (silver, almost white and very reflective). The leather is not too bad, like a slightly polished leather or snake skin. The cloth part should be tweaked a bit.

Anyway, this is my version of the Exnem Rogue Outfit, trying to keep the base character of the armor and still making something different (wouldn't actually use it for other body types than TGND or similar, the chainmail could stretch awfully).

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Gramblosh

Thanks, working on that part. Right, in bright light (fw 38eee) it looks too shiny but in other places it has a nice silky shine, which is kinda cool. I will do some alternate versions and see what works best. I don't want it too look like suede, I want it to look like snake/reptile skin (argonian? :D ) or the like which should match the character of the texture Exnem used.

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lilith

Oh I understand now what look you're striving for and actually I can see a hint of silkiness in the bright light, I'm sure you're correct in that it has a nice subtle shine in lower lighting.

You're doing a wonderful job! :clap:

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