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# 16 02-02-2005 , 10:45 AM

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i like this. well done!

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# 17 05-02-2005 , 09:57 PM

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here is another test render trying some different things with graffiti
the graffiti is custom user added image

comments?

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# 18 05-02-2005 , 11:11 PM

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The model is great, but the textures could use some work i think. I don't know about how it is whereever you are but in sydney our trains are in a much shitter condition. Add, more dirt, more grime, more graffiti. Perhaps some more wear to the seats. I would suggest having different texture elements overlapping. For example have new graffiti painted over the old grafiti.

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# 19 05-02-2005 , 11:35 PM

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yeah agreed. i live in new york city and the trains are much grimier. remember when your doing train graffiti (unless its on the outside) it shouldnt be a great piece, it should just just be a scribble, or a tag. also try adding some graffiti scratches to the window.

model looks real good tho.

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# 20 06-02-2005 , 01:10 AM

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thanx for the comments, ive never been on a subway and im not very good at texturing so this is a real challenge for me.
i tried to make the graffiti look a bit shittier and im working on adding grime to the vents,benches,doors etc.

still trying to find a good way to paint grime.

i must say though its really quite fun making graffiti'd walls

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# 21 06-02-2005 , 01:13 AM

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small update with some tests, i removed the color on the graffiti

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# 22 06-02-2005 , 01:34 AM

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not bad. add some "hello my name is: watever" stickers and also think like a graffiti artist in the placement. he wouldnt draw something where the entire thing cant fit like the dark blue tag near the door.

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# 23 06-02-2005 , 03:22 AM

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i updated the texture on the bench with one that i took with my camera of some plastic, it looks ok even stock, and i put some grime on the front vent below the bench
even added a hello sticker

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# 24 06-02-2005 , 03:25 AM

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haha

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# 25 06-02-2005 , 06:09 AM

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For some random scumming, try attaching a fractal to the texture's shader. Use the placement to narrow the fractal if you need random streaks.

Repeating from Element_Khaos: "remember when your doing train graffiti (unless its on the outside) it shouldnt be a great piece, it should just just be a scribble, or a tag. also try adding some graffiti scratches to the window."

Most of the interior graffiti is done in hurry, with sharpies and paint markers vice spray paint... and any pointed instrument that can be used to scrap the paint surface.

Wanted to thank you also for posting the wireframe version. Besides seeing textured pieces, that is my favorite view as it really helps to show how a piece was built.

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# 26 06-02-2005 , 06:51 AM

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all these suggestions are great, they will help me a ton.
expect more updates as i slowly fix my textures over the next 3 days

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# 27 06-02-2005 , 08:09 PM

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hahaha i love the hello my name is sticker! good work!:p ya i wouldnt put gradients in the graffiti tho. unless its on the hello my name is stickers cuz those you can prepare and then stick (i do graffiti if it isnt clear lol)

try adding some stuff like this https://www.scottwishart.co.uk/weblog/DSC_0011.jpg to the windows.

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# 28 06-02-2005 , 08:38 PM

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Originally posted by Element_Khaos
hahaha i love the hello my name is sticker! good work!:p ya i wouldnt put gradients in the graffiti tho. unless its on the hello my name is stickers cuz those you can prepare and then stick (i do graffiti if it isnt clear lol)

try adding some stuff like this https://www.scottwishart.co.uk/weblog/DSC_0011.jpg to the windows.

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i kinda thought you were into graffiti, thats awesome, i have professional advice user added image

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# 29 06-02-2005 , 11:17 PM

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Here are some more references:

https://www.geocities.com/frank754/nypix/ny002.jpg
Shows a car that has mucho graffiti.

https://www.3drender.com/jbirn/thesis...Interior2.jpeg
This one isn't a messed up and it also reminds me that you could all kinds of fun making bogus adds to run along the tops of walls.

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# 30 07-02-2005 , 03:20 AM

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nice references! the second one looks like a mix between a nyc train and i guess liek a chicago train or something. but yeah i wouldnt put as much graffiti as the first one that looks like early 80s nyc trains b4 they were graffiti proof.

i would definitely suggest doing the ads tho you could have a lot of fun with them.

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