[WIP Downtown New Mexico City]

Oh man, you're crazy~

I can't imagine how we could beat the 5 armors on the roof

Don't worry there on your side.

[GRAW-OGR Coop map "Blackhawk down"]

Thats not the problem, those Mexicans are everywhere!!! Snipers the whole 9 yards. Not to mention that damn tank at the begining. My partner and i could never reach it! but of course we knew where it wa.

[WIP Downtown New Mexico City]

On this map here, the situation is the recovery of a blackhawk down crew that went missing after a crash. (Not those you see in the screen shot.). I'm still playing GRAW alitte more to see what i can add and what not. I want to make this for [GR] first before all the other stuff. But i'm such a noob on how to make vehicles move or fly. I want to intergrate Marines a litte more (Since i'm going to be one), i plan on putting a few snipers for the mexz and have at least a platoon of Marines helping out, with some Scout Sniper teams in view. I work on just about everyday and every morning but in a couple of weeks you will see some improvements.

[Any plans from mappers making OGR maps?]

I'm making a [GR] map right now, but it will be atleast two weeks. I'm still placing more buildings, and objects and props. I just want to make it where that we can face tanks, or helicopters but when it comes to XML code, i'm just a noob.

[GRAW Skin Templates]

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Step 1: Download my handy uniform templates HERE.

Step 2: Create your own camo.

Step 2.1: First create a new document 300 X 300.

Step 2.2: Fill the base layer with whatever base color you wish your camo to be.

Step 2.3: Create a new layer.

Step 2.4: On this new layer, go to Filters>Render>Difference Clouds (make shure your colors are set to black and white). Keep doing this untill you get a pattern that looks vaugely camo-ish.

Step 2.5: Go to Image>Adjustment>Brightnes/Contrast. Throw the contrast to full. You should see a patern of black and white splotches.

Step 2.6: Select which ever color makes the niftier pattern using the magic wand tool.

Step 2.7: Fill that selection withthe second color of your camo.

Step 2.8: Go to Select>Inverse. Hit delete.

Step 3: Repeat Step 2 untill allyour colors are in your camo. Don't worry if it doesn't look perfect. Optionaly, play around with the blending modes on your different layers to try new effects.

Step 4: Go to Layers>Flatten Image.

Step 5: Go to Filters>Pattern maker. Set Hight and Width to 300, Smoothness to 3, and Sample Detail to 10. Generate untill you see a patern you like. Hit OK.

Step 6: Go to Edit>Define Pattern and save your new camo.

Step 7: Load up the uniform templates and use the pattern stamp tool to paint you new camo onto the color layer.

Step 8: Paint in all the other details.

Step 9: Add in any patches above the wrinkles layer.

Step 10: Flatten your skin.

Step 11: Save as .DDS. Save with DX5, and use existing mipmaps.

Voila, you have a new skin.

[Where's IGOR?]

I can't find igor for GRAW

[Works in Progress: Spec4CE MARPAT, ACU 2.0]

Hey Scubaman. I'm interested in have the Ghost wearing MARPATs. If you possibly could hook me up. Awesome work btw.