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13 May, 2020 @ 9:59am

Question to skin creators, how do I make a gold type material on my gun? (What's the gradient and colours i need?)

I doubt i'll get any response since this sub-forum is dead as hell but it's worth a shot.

i'm trying to recreate this skin in pd2 (https://codmwstore.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Kingly-Splendor.jpg)

I have the foregrip and stock colour down, but I just need that gold finish everywhere else

Any help with this if possible?

(new to formatting sorry if it looks like trash)

Last edited by ᲼; 13 May, 2020 @ 10:00am

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13 May, 2020 @ 10:53am

Basically, you want to have your material yellow with gradients from the top to the bottom which are repeatingly getting brighter and darker. Kind of like on this picture: https://i.imgur.com/HGulQBg.png (Not a perfect gold, just something I quickly threw together as an example)
Try around with darker yellows, the amount of repeating gradients, the contrast of the gradients and so on until you find something that suits your skin.

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13 May, 2020 @ 1:17pm

Originally posted by soosh.exe:
Basically, you want to have your material yellow with gradients from the top to the bottom which are repeatingly getting brighter and darker. Kind of like on this picture: https://i.imgur.com/HGulQBg.png (Not a perfect gold, just something I quickly threw together as an example)
Try around with darker yellows, the amount of repeating gradients, the contrast of the gradients and so on until you find something that suits your skin.

Thank you so much dude, I wasn't really sure on how to get gradients down since they we're probably the most confusing parts of making skins