05-12-2012, 06:25 AM
well pattern is pattern, use it in different ways for different situations, to give a rough example lines in the shading to make the surface seem less glossy, dithering patterns to make the surface seem rough, dot and dash for a seem on the pipes, I used a particular pattern in my edit pic to make the horrizontal vertical grid look more like a threaded mesh than conjoined pipes.
To cut a long story short, pattern.
I can't really say specific ways to use it, I just mean in general introduce shapes and sequences of shapes to the shading and or form to make it seem more interesting, its up to you what shapes and sequences you make, typically with the tiles you have now you'd simply make edits to the shading so the pipes look imperfect or less glossy.
To cut a long story short, pattern.
I can't really say specific ways to use it, I just mean in general introduce shapes and sequences of shapes to the shading and or form to make it seem more interesting, its up to you what shapes and sequences you make, typically with the tiles you have now you'd simply make edits to the shading so the pipes look imperfect or less glossy.