The UMP-style sketch I previously shared wasn't generally well-suited to the CS design character. I've transformed this idea into a blueprint style and I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Do you think this design is more suitable than the previous one, or do you like the overall concept? Please share your opinions with me.
The UMP-style sketch I previously shared wasn't generally well-suited to the CS design character. I've transformed this idea into a blueprint style and I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Do you think this design is more suitable than the previous one, or do you like the overall concept? Please share your opinions with me.
Hi everyone!
My new design is live! Take a look if you're interested!
I'm here with a new design. Please share your opinions!
Hey everyone!
Here I am with my first serious attempt.
I'm looking forward to your suggestions, opinions, and criticisms for this skin, which I created inspired by old Turkish embroidery and motifs.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3715007282
Hi everyone! I've started designing skins for CS in my own way. Your opinions and suggestions are valuable to me! Thanks in advance.
Hi everyone,
I’m having a serious issue with my texture alignment in CS2 and I could use some expert advice.
As you can see in the screenshots, the textures I’ve created in Substance Painter are not sitting correctly on the UVs once imported into the game’s Workbench. Even though I am using the official CS2 weapon models and everything looks perfect inside Substance Painter, the final in-game result is broken and distorted.
One thing I've noticed is that when I import the official OBJ files into Substance Painter, the UV layout there doesn't seem to match Valve's official UV sheet perfectly. Does anyone know why this mismatch occurs between the official files, and is there a known fix or a specific workflow to align them?
I would really appreciate any help or if anyone could share their experience with this.
Thanks in advance!