texture is too shiny

[Fluid Script Studios]

This model here looks too shiny

https://imgur.com/a/rLB8M

and the textures look...not as good as the ones in the picture's shown on the models download page

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=946725512&searchtext=pistol&insideModal=0&requirelogin=1

can someone help me figure out what i need to do to maybe fix this?

[Zappy]

Right-click the model's animation set, choose "Add Override Materials", right-click it again, choose "Show in Element Viewer" > "Model", and expand "materials" at the bottom. Then right-click all materials, one by one, followed by choosing "Add Attribute" > "vector3", naming it "$EnvMapTint" (without quotes), and adding it.

[Bruno Zillin (DNHero)]

Originally posted by Zappy:

Try to right-click the model's animation set (in the Animation Set Editor), choose "Add Override Materials", right-click it again, choose "Show in Element Viewer" > "Model", scroll down, expand "materials", and right-click all materials, one by one, followed by choosing "Add Attribute" > "vector3" or so, naming it "$EnvMapTint" (without quotes), and adding it.

i was looking for help on some model as well who is shiny but when i try this guide you made zappy it really helps X3

[TabulaRasa]

Originally posted by Zappy:

Try to right-click the model's animation set (in the Animation Set Editor), choose "Add Override Materials", right-click it again, choose "Show in Element Viewer" > "Model", scroll down, expand "materials", and right-click all materials, one by one, followed by choosing "Add Attribute" > "vector3" or so, naming it "$EnvMapTint" (without quotes), and adding it.

that really helped thank you

[Orodan]

Originally posted by Zappy:

Try to right-click the model's animation set (in the Animation Set Editor), choose "Add Override Materials", right-click it again, choose "Show in Element Viewer" > "Model", scroll down, expand "materials", and right-click all materials, one by one, followed by choosing "Add Attribute" > "vector3" or so, naming it "$EnvMapTint" (without quotes), and adding it.

thanks pal

[MGM]

Originally posted by Zappy:

Right-click the model's animation set, choose "Add Override Materials", right-click it again, choose "Show in Element Viewer" > "Model", and expand "materials" at the bottom. Then right-click all materials, one by one, followed by choosing "Add Attribute" > "vector3", naming it "$EnvMapTint" (without quotes), and adding it.

Thx! It worked.