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I’m currently working on a video about how cs skins are made and I’d love to chat about your process. I’d you’d be down for an interview that would be awesome.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/196025247/Desert-Eagle-Kumicho-Dragon-artwork-by-Tokway
https://www.behance.net/gallery/196025607/CSGO-M4A4-Evil-Daimyo-artwork
link [docs.google.com]
i want to learn how to make skins from you
PLS
Also as a new workshopper this guide might be helpful: here [overpay.guide]
Personally I use a very old version of Cinema 4D to camera map onto a weapon, but there are much better software solutions for this more catered to skin design.
Realised that the chance of getting picked is lottery odds sized - now I just make skins that amuse me and hope others get some enjoyment from them.
GL HF.
I get low views on submissions too -- I'm not sure how some take off. I'd guess the really high view counts are caused by a combination of the following: a high volume of positive ratings (90%+ ?); appearing in users activity feeds from rating and favouriting; getting to the top of the workshop so that it is seen from the games library front page must help. The workshop voting queue must also play a part but I'm not sure how that works ...I'm totally guessing here. Why one submission takes off and another flounders is a mystery to me. I just post, then watch them sink or swim.
My advice: dont sweat the stats too much, the stats are useful for evaluating an audiences receptiveness to a given product, however your best bet is to just focus on what you have control of -- making each submission as good as it can be.
Fairly new to this weapon skinning stuff: your work blows me away. Going back through it, I really like the M4A4 | Modular [MK I] - it's very "clean" and suits the M4A4 which looks a difficult weapon to skin in a lot of detail. How on earth do you get 40-60K views for some of your work? I'm lucky to get 500-600 before my stuff sinks into the abyss - maybe I should change my name to HoneyGuppy
Looking forward to your next creation.
Peace to you and you family.