[Video] Adding Shiny/Reflective effects to Imports!

[nanobuds]

NOTE: I forgot a step.

After changing the Material's shader, select the material refs, and change HasTextureMatrix to true

Materials and Shaders: https://www.box.com/s/fa331ff65dc7c070654e

[Brawl Hacks] Adding a reflective/shiny texture to a model

[Boygos]

Thanks bro. I needed this :P

[Flygon]

You sir, deserve an award...oh wait, you already have it

[law_law]

Thanks Alot... :D

[BlueBrain]

noice

u know if its possible to recreate captain falcon's spec map already?

[nanobuds]

I'm still trying to figure out Spec maps

[KnightMario]

nice tut!

[azzboy521]

if you want a full body shine do you need to change the material textures to the same thing 

[nanobuds]

yeah just add it to whatever materials the polygons

[Pik]

I like it! I'm a big visual learner, so this is a big help for me.

[Iwvi]

Just noticed you did not change HasTextureMatrix to true. Doing so makes the shine follow camera and look a little bit more real.

[nanobuds]

What do you mean? The shine followed the camera when I did it like this

[Iwvi]

It does in singlebinds. Objects rigged to more than one bone need the hasTexturematrix set to true.

[nanobuds]

Really? Its always worked for me like this, even if it wasnt single-binded

[Iwvi]

Well at least that's how it is supossed to be. It's like when the metal effect had to be added manually, only singlebind objects looked the way they should. It's the same, try looking at your ironman import's shine with and without matrices. Ironman is full of singlebinds so he looks good even without a Texture matrix. Pay close attention to the waist which I believe is the biggest notsinglebind.

Left one has the matrix, right one is your's unedited.

Texture Matrix comparison