I Make you Knife Skins for cheap money

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#1

I make Knife skins (Only for the standart MM2 Shape) for 50R$ Per skin for you,I only accept Robux.
Thise takes Max. 1 Week (if its and very exotic wish)

If your interrested, please Message me on roblox: tizian_LP
When you have wishes for the desing Please tell me.

! I do not Script the knifes etc. !

#2

Please provide some images of your past work?

#3

https://www.roblox.com/library/3559110171/Tizians-Knife I Made thise for another group. thats all for yet.

#4

I can make more to show you. If you want take’s like 30Min for 3-5 Knifes.

#5

Could you use the template please? It will help people understand your portfolio better and raise your chances of getting customers.

#6

I will the next time thanks :blush:

#7

If you didn’t know already we have an awesome edit button located in the bottom right corner plus the template is copy and paste!

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#9

DOn’t just say “You made one knife and it’s bad.” Give suggestions and feedback.

#10

Also can you use the template now

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#11

As someone who specialized in creating knives for the murder genre at the height of its peak, here are a few pointers;

  • Pick a Theme
    This is a rather important one. Judging by the looks of the knife you produced as an example, it looks like you simply paint bucketed the Texture Map of the Mesh and recolored the handle. Clients are going to want knives that stand out and ooze detail in the small area that it provides.

  • Dont be afraid to try an idea and fail
    Some ideas are tough to confine to what you exactly want to create. The best example I can provide for this personally was when I attempted to create a Cheese Knife but was unable to get it to display properly on the mesh.

    CheeseKnife
    CheeseKnife840Ă—840 70.2 KB
    CheeseKnife_Model
    CheeseKnife_Model780Ă—755 57.5 KB

    Fact of the matter is some of your ideas will be limited to the mesh you’re working with, unless you’re knowing or willing to jump into a 3D Modeling program of your choice.

  • Draw inspiration from competitors, but dont outright copy them
    This is something that was previously quite prevelant in the retexturing community when it was much more active. While it’s perfectly fine to cite another users creation for inspiration, you never want to outright copy anothers idea, as your reputation will be impacted handily by this.

Hopefully this gives you some insight into creating textures for clients, specifically creating knives. It’s not as easy as it looks.

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