Modding:Armor/Clothing Texture Maps: Difference between revisions

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Colour strength

Glossiness

Defines the material colours based on area - also needed to make Dyes work on armor/clothing.

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-== MSKColor/MSKcloth ==
+== Armor/Clothing Texture Maps (Basic) ==
-The MSKColor/MSKcloth file defines the material colours - it is also used to make Dyes work on armor/clothing.
 === Base Map - BM ===
 Colour strength
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 * Red Channel = Metallic (Darker = Matte)
 * Green Channel = Roughness (Darker = Glossier)
 * Blue Channel = Ambient Occlusion (Contains Lighting Data)
+=== Color Map - MSKColor/MSKcloth ===
+Defines the material colours based on area - also needed to make Dyes work on armor/clothing.
 == Parameters and corresponding colours inside MSKColor/MSKcloth ==