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Also played a lot of TF2 in my younger days
Also, "Misinfo"? I don't see tf2 in your library.
Now thank you for your comment!
P.S. Those are not seams but borders of the metal plates.
The way this tiles looks bad. When making a tf2 skin seams should be minimized wherever possible and making it a plain tile for the whole texture just looks bad. There's already a skin base that has scratch wears, so integrating a scratch into the unworn texture is just not necessary. If you were to stick to the scratches, at least have more variety in the texture instead of one big scratch decal.
Most of the issues with the metal texture apply to the wood as well. With the wood pattern, the etches shouldn't just be one big tile. Also, because it scaled up so much the wolf head and other details are just never going to be seen on anything other than the black box since its such a massive model compared to the rest.
if you dont want to burn money on it just set up sourcemod and a war paint plugin for in-game presentation.