Hmmmm, I'm not sure what goes into making a texture, but this looks great!

I can answer that for ya! Basically when I get the file it looks like a clay sculpture, gray and without detial. In this case, because we didn't want the model to be to heavy (a-lot of memory), I went in and created muscle and 3rd dimension to the texture with what's called a bump map. So all the smaller 3D effects ( muscle definition and bumpiness in the texture) are sculpted that way. Then I create a basic color map (all the color information). Finally I paint a specular map, this creates the shinny, sort of wet look to the model. All this is done in a 3D painting program that allows you to paint directly on the model. There you have it, a quick explanation to how its done.
Thanks for the postive feedback.

Phil

This is great Phil! Well done!
Any plans to release a tutorial on a Beginners guide to creatnig bump maps and textures?
It looks so alive!!!!

I think that's great...
But where can I get the texture program?

I like how you used the normal looking skin, not too flabby either, did you work on your own, or did you work with some rules?

I think that's great...
But where can I get the texture program?

I like how you used the normal looking skin, not too flabby either, did you work on your own, or did you work with some rules?

hey man its cool but the skins too shiny you coulda made the sharpness a bit more dull too but i like