Compared to the previous image, the lighting is more natural from the top to the sides.
(This is a test bump file, it will look better when finished.)
Mitsubishi F1M2 - a major remodeling project.
At first, it was planned as a small remodel.
Just adding bombs.
However, as the remodeling progressed, I became seized with a greater desire.
I had long been dissatisfied with the effect of bump files.
In my case, the fuselage is divided into top, bottom, left, and right when viewed from the front.
This is for efficient projected texturing.
This backfired, as some parts looked bad when bump maps were applied.
This was because the textures were projected in different directions, top, bottom, left, and right.
I thought the only way to save it was to use texturing that was like wrapping the fuselage in plastic wrap.
My two months of hard work have probably paid off.
Compared to the previous left view of the F1M2, the lighting of the fuselage using the bump file looks more natural in the revised view.
This is probably because the fuselage has been undivided into four parts and has been unified for wrap texturing.
By the way, this image uses a test bump file, so any incorrect bumps are for confirmation purposes only.
This major remodeling should be finished by the end of this year...
By the way, I found new materials for the rear seat canopy, so I had to recreate it from scratch.
I will never give up... I will see it through to the end...
No... I feel like I'm about to give up.
あはは💛
