realistic cracks
Started by: flashfree-k | Replies: 8 | Views: 1,496
Apr 21, 2013 9:59 PM #952242
i need a downloadable pack or a tutorial on how to do realistic cracks like on the ones of rushed 4
Apr 22, 2013 1:24 AM #952427
Lol... You can try to make by yourself and ask for cnc... I can do it anyway XD
Apr 22, 2013 5:17 AM #952538
Quote from Lethal2Just choose line tool and place lines (cracks) in the wall you want. It's easy though, but if you really want a real-realistic crack then sorry, I'm not that good in cracks.
thank you very much
Apr 22, 2013 9:34 AM #952618
Quote from Lethal2Just choose line tool and place lines (cracks) in the wall you want. It's easy though, but if you really want a real-realistic crack then sorry, I'm not that good in cracks.
<_< Don't use line as the cracks. Use brush... lol
Apr 22, 2013 2:08 PM #952767
Quote from theexceld9<_< Don't use line as the cracks. Use brush... lol
unless you have a reason why brush is better than the line tool, this is useless advice. either one would work.
Apr 22, 2013 2:14 PM #952773
Brush and a very thin brush size for me. You'd simply scratch about a bit. it's easier to make different sections of the crack wider. and more realistic than a couple of straight lines. The fun really starts if you have a tablet with pressure sensitivity.
Apr 23, 2013 2:54 AM #953236
Quote from Exilementunless you have a reason why brush is better than the line tool, this is useless advice. either one would work.
If you're using a line tool for a crack. It will make a bad result. Because crack is not a neat one, and line is neat (understand?). Brush will make a realistic crack. Maybe you can ask Terkoiz or someone who's in the Rushed4
Apr 23, 2013 7:41 AM #953376
Quote from theexceld9If you're using a line tool for a crack. It will make a bad result. Because crack is not a neat one, and line is neat (understand?). Brush will make a realistic crack. Maybe you can ask Terkoiz or someone who's in the Rushed4
While I do agree, brush offers more freedom. Line makes it easier to get it proportional and 'right'. Of course you can get it good in brush, but line makes it easier to do; but it suffers in detail. :P I also think using lines for cracks/effects add some sort of special "flavour" to it, a bit suave and cool. Another idea since he wants to do realistic cracks is to use the line tool, make the cracks with it. Turn the layer into a guide and use the "line-crack" and draw over it with the brush, using the lines as a reference. Just make sure you make the lines red and the brush black/dark-coloured so that you can distinguish both. Then just remove the guide layer and voila.
Apr 29, 2013 10:39 PM #959975
Quote from ahripon92What are groups, how do I join one, how do I use one, and how do I make one?
groups are nothing, so dont think about them, and dont ask in this thread, go to help section