Railworks America

I made a mistake. I wanted to put a small drop of ground texture in a spot but I messed up putting a large number... odd thing was I saw an effect I'd like to see more of, better blending. Following up on the mistake I thought maybe I was tweaking the numbers the wrong way. So off to White Sands I went to test my theory. Here's the results. Note the subtle blending of two textures.



I first put in a large number, like 60 or more, into the first box I call, the "first box." (said with straight face)
Then, I put a very small number in the third box, which I call, the "third box". (said with same straight face)

Then using the appropriate mouse button (I use the left one, which I call, the left mouse button) , I gently tap it once, twice but never quickly. This is giving me a subtle blending. Can't control it though. Well, yes you can. You may have noticed the textures fill more quickly if you place the mouse (which I call... the mouse...) pointing at the intersection of the grid lines. Wanna guess what I call the grid lines?

Anyway, I just thought I would pass this tip on as you know... Tori is such the hi-brow artist and I figured she'd want to know this. John, the Marine (Sempler Fi dude) whom probably places his texture using the 1st Armored Brigade, probably doesn't!

Rich

Here's another one... except this time I've reversed the colors in a different area. - Rich

Thanks, need all the help I can get. We need this in a sticky and only post your tips.