After finishing the dirt texture, it was necessary to add different bullet holes. The 3DTotal Texture DVDs offered a variety of choices and I chose a different texture from the one I'd used on the bonnet (Fig.22).

Fig. 22

Once again I combined the three textures by using the alpha channel in Photoshop. You can see the results in Fig.23 – 25. I then covered the rest of the model in the textures.




Some of you may wonder about the texturing, so I've made a record of exactly which textures I used and which sets they were from (Fig.26):

Fig. 26

3DTotal Textures V19 – Destroyed & Damaged DVD

• bullet_02
• shell_15b
• bullet_09t

3DTotal Textures V07:R2 – Sci-fi DVD

• control16
• symbol_02
• symbol_01
• symbol_01
• symbol_15
• container16
• floor20_colour
• floor_03
• setss04
• hatch09
• dirt02
• number_18
• symbol_19
• logo05

3DTotal Textures V08:R2 – Vehicles DVD

• vent04_bc
• vent07
• camouflage_net01
• material03
• decal_race05
• camouflage_net02
• doorhatch07
• vent08
• panel01
• camouflage01
• dirt06a

Texturing was now finished and it was time for the most comfortable and joyful part of the work, which was rendering.