Op 05/03/2020 om 20:49 schreef Bald Eagle:
> 6. Still too clean and pretty for a war engine.  Have you thought of using CH's
> isowoods for the pieces?   Also someone who knows how to dirty it up with a
> proximity pattern would be a great addition.
> 

As Alain suggested: this is a new machine ;-)

A proximity pattern would partly do the job but is more difficult on 
rectangular pieces. They work best on irregular shapes; I am thinking of 
course of those macros either by Sam Benge or Edouard Poor.

In addition to those, if going into the wear-and-tear mode, the wood 
pieces need to be worn down, chipped, gouged, split. And additional 
transparant texture layer would simulate dirt, mud, dust.

-- 
Thomas

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