[Tutorial] Flat-Shading Models in MilkShape 3D

[Spartan300]

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[Packer]

Hmm I some how managed to get it to work, try setting it to cubic in title texture mapper.

[Trader]

I...love...you...too?

[Mutantz]

damm,got to step 8 then crash

[Packer]

Use a updated version of Milkshape.

[Masterlegodude]

Bump for helpfulness

[Packer]

There is an easier way to flat shade things. Only requires to press 1 button.

[Masterlegodude]

Which is...?

[Packer]

Which is...?

Mash you're keyboard until you find it, Dur! Its unweld.

[Masterlegodude]

Wouldn't you need to weld it back together after putting off Auto Smooth in the Groups tab?

[Packer]

Not sure what you mean, this model was auto smoothed then I just unwelded and welded

I'll show an example:
Top is welded together
Bottom is un-welded

[Trader]

Eww.  That is a bad example.  That model looks waayyy better with smooth shading.

Is that supposed to be a Zelda64 Zora character?

[Packer]

Eww.  That is a bad example.  That model looks waayyy better with smooth shading.

I was did it like that for the visible difference so I used that model. Also Blockland doesn't work well with Smooth shading.

Is that supposed to be a Zelda64 Zora character?

It is.

[Bushido]

Bump.

 

[Jervan]

All you do is unweld...? :o