Art!sts Skin pack

Description
Well, I'll be a monkey's bare-rumped uncle... An actually good first skin. Several, even. This is certainly a pleasant surprise. But I should probably fill you in on what I'm babbling about, should I not? Well, y'see, Peace Art!st here has gone and taken the Psycho Mantis, Predator and Kusanagi models and reskinned them. Well, to a degree. And several times. I'll take them all on one at a time, so prepare yourselves.

Well, first off, we have the Lieutenant. Opain, by name, it's a reskin of the Mantis. The changes include new eyepieces, a full-head gas mask, something that looks to me like an offspring of a combat vest and a straitjacket, less buckles on the boots and wider belts on the pants. The new textures are nicely done and fit together well.

Next is the field medic. Again a reskin of the Mantis, this time it's a light gray jacket and pair of pants, black boots and a full-head mask. There's a red cross on the chest and back of the jacket as well. Again, the textures are well done and look good.

Third on the ride is Wreg. A predator by nature, this one's taken a different approach to body armor. You see, Wreg here actually has something that can actually protect one against blows. It's a steel gray suit of something resembling scales and metal. The one thing about this skin that I found really awesome is the skull-like look of the helmet. Oh, and bits and pieces of his decorations and various technological tidbits pulse. Niice.

Finally, we have the twins, Mia and Levra. They're based on the Major Kusanagi model and look nearly the same, the only difference being the color scheme. Both have a(n electrified) jacket and boots up to half the thigh, as well as an elongated (and armored) leotard/skirt combination. Levra's jacket and boots are white and the leotard is black, Mia's outfit is the other way around. The hair color is also different (Levra's being blue, Mia's magenta).

Well, that's the pack. They're all quite good, the author clearly knows what he's doing. Though there is one thing to note. The author seems to have missed the point of specular maps. They're meant to indicate how strongly a part of the texture reflects light. A dark spot on the spec map reflects very little, whereas a bright spot reflects a whole lot. As such, cloth doesn't need spec maps, it's not nearly reflective enough. Also, if your spec and diffuse maps are the same, it's next to impossible for the average joe to spot the difference. Just something to note for the future.

- Jose

[b]Bot support:[/b] Nay
[b]Npc support:[/b] Wreg only
[b]Team support:[/b] See above
[b]New sounds:[/b] Oo,aye