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Anyone have any good suggestions for adding a nice burninshed cmu finish to a model?
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Yeah, use the right texture....
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lol omg, i just fell over. Anyway, I would use a burnished cmu image for the coloring and then tile it similar to brick in photoshop. then duplicate a brick texture and then change the images. and then make it glossy.
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