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Its persona related so I legally have to upvote
"Both war paints have stars therefore they are the same downvote durr"
Texture scale internally is already stupid low, i made the pattern itself like this to make visual loopings look much less obvious. i dont really know if I can make it any more large without it just becoming lines
@ryan2goofy
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Pun aside, looks good. Maybe make the stars a tad bigger to lower the feeling of a whole star cluster. Like Towel said, the grey stars would benefit from being merely on the bottom layer as it creates a sense of depth rather than a random mash of layers. But looks good, wouldn't be surprised if it was added as Merc grade in its current state
It may be the grey stars that are doing it, leaving this sort of negative but not negative space between highly contrasted black, white, and red/blue.
I think a very, VERY simple fix for this is to put all of the grey stars on the bottom layer of the main texture, and then moving the black/white and colored stars to the top layer and tossing them around.
The secondary color texture could also be a tad darker, instead of the powder color they have now.