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Tattooed Body Texture Resource 2
Updated with Pre-Configured Body Textures

This Package Includes:


Five HiRes body textures for the female Exnem Eyecandy body. (DDS with normal)
Working Photoshop File with Tattoo Layers for You To Configure
Individual Tattoo Layers (.PSB Files)

*The Included Files Are A Texture Resource For TES4 Oblivion, and Intended
As A Resource Only*
(There is limited support, but I will assist if need be)

The base body texture has been heavily altered and is 2048*2048 pixel size. Exnem Eyecandy
female body is required to use these body textures. Knowledge of Photoshop or compatible image
manipulation software, DDS format and normal plugins and/ or conversion software is also required.

There are five textures with tattoos applied in a preconfigured manner, and one with no tattoos.
Pick the one that suits you, copy it to the race folder /female. Each file has a normal file that accompanies it.
(RenFootFemale1.dds, RenFootFemal1_n.dds) Make certain you backup your original
before renaming the new files.
Rename Renfootfemale#.dds and Renfootfemale#_n.dds to the original filename (footfemale.dds, etc)

You will need Photo rendering software capable of importing Adobe Photoshop CS3 Professional .PSD files, and .PSB tattoo layers.
The photoshop files were all saved with maximum compatibility.
New File Uploaded!!!

Download HERE

Photoshop format (PSD)

Photoshop format (PSD) is the default file format and the only format, besides the Large Document Format (PSB), that supports most Photoshop features. Because of the tight integration between Adobe products, other Adobe applications, such as Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, and Adobe GoLive, can directly import PSD files and preserve many Photoshop features. For more information, see Help for the specific Adobe applications.

When saving a PSD, you can set a preference to maximize file compatibility. This saves a composite version of a layered image in the file so it can be read by other applications, including previous versions of Photoshop. It also maintains the appearance of blended layers in the future.

16‑bits-per-channel and high dynamic range 32‑bits-per-channel images can be saved as PSD files.

Photoshop Support
This package is meant solely as a texture resource pack of my photoshop files I use to apply tattoos to an Oblivion character.

If you want more tattoo options, I have also included in this download a working .psd file with tatto layers you can
enable and disable to your liking. you can do anything you want with them, there are practically no limitations.
There are instructions on how to use them are located at:
http://www.shsforums...showtopic=27200

The only limitations I set to using these textures is that you ask my permission if you decide to use them in a mod.
If I cannot be reached for some reason, at least give me credit.

PM Flucidity at Spellholdstudios.com or Flucidity/Flucidity25@http://teseyecandy.com/forum


More tattoo tools:
Tasty Tattoo: Photoshop pens and PNG files.

Tasty_Tattoo_HighRes001.zip are brushes. You can resize from 1 to about 2500 pixels
Tasty_Tattoo_PNG are all the very large PNG files (around 2400, 2400) which you can alter.
This is not included in this package, but can be downloaded HERE!

Enjoy

Flucidity

I can be reached on Spellhoundsudios.net forums if you have any questions or concerns




Warning: Nudity

This Naked Picture
and
That Naked Picture

Edited by Flucidity, 25 November 2007 - 02:15 AM.

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New File Ready for Download


Added new tattoo textures
Modified some old ones
More options for base body texture

Added a working .psd file for Exnem's Eye Candy Female Body (RenFootFemaleHR.dds) Is actually Imperial Female body Texture

Edited by Flucidity, 23 July 2007 - 01:42 PM.

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Some Instructions You May Need

You might not want to use the included body as it's tone is altered. You will have to match the color(In photoshop: image|adjustments|match color ) of the body to your face, or match your face to your body. Either way, use the background layer to avoid a psychodelic face.
To avoid any color variations just use the default body, match color for face body and hands, place the tattoo layers
The same goes for hands.

I use a custom character, so you dont have a all imperial (or other races) NPC's running around with the same tattoo. I use Mystic Elf or some other already made race, or make a custom race of my own.
Theres a body texture in the package, (RenFootFemaleHR.dds)it's the Imperial Exnem's body, but altered, and has some tattoo layers on it.
Assuming your using this texture
You will need to add the tattoo layers you want to use, to your body texture.
In photoshop, in the layers dialog, click the eye to hide a layer, click again to show. (Blank square means it's hidden)
once you have all the tattoo layers the size you want, in the place you want, etc flatten the image
Make sure you Save any changes at this point before flattening
save as DXT3.

edit: It's not necessary to create a new normal map, unless you want a raised effect to the tattoos

If you would like the tattoos to look like brands or freshly put on make a new normal map with your new DDS file.
save a normal map, use MaxRGB with 0 or very little scale. (if you want a branding effect to your tattoo put scale to .5 or 1)
DONT use biased RGB, unless you want your character to have a shiny coat.

If you didn't save before flattening the image, You can undo the history (CTRL+ALT+Z) until its at the state you want to resave it, or close it and dont save it

Check Nvidia.com for texture tools/DDS format plugin and other utilities.
I'm not sure about ATI DDS texture tools, but I know they exist

Edited by Flucidity, 18 November 2009 - 09:18 PM.

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New and updated, Download Coming Soon

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New File Uploaded!!!

Download HERE
(Same URL)