Applying textures?

[Jacks]

I have applied textures and used 'make cool' for all the surfaces in my model and I have set diffuse, specular, glossiness and reflections as desired. In 3ds max my model looks just how I want but in model viewer and in game te textures all look very shiny and surfaces that all are transparent in 3ds max are no longer transparent in modelviewer.

 

What am I doing wrong?

[upuaut]

Hi,

 

screenshots would be helpful.

Set reflection in the material editor to 0. For transparent objects you need a material with a opacity map.

[Jacks]

What map is used for that, Raytrace?

Edited January 15, 2016 by Jacks

[Jacks]

So I have managed to dull down the shiny textures by add a raytrace map to glossiness, reflection and refraction and setting glossiness to 50%, reflection to 0% and refraction to 0%. Unfortunately I have a spinning prop texture that needs to be opaque but no matter what I do in ME (including adding a raytrace opacity map and setting it to 0) in modelviewer, the spinning prop is not opaque at all. The only way to make it see through is to change the material type from default to glass but this makes it too reflective. Any ideas?

 

Also could somebody explain then when using diffuse, ambient, glossiness and reflectiveness maps, how do the colour and numerical values under basic blinn parameters (such as diffuse, ambient, specular, opacity, glossiness, roughness etc) affect the texture if the assigned maps are controlling many of these settings?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Jacks