I love the TLC the stego got last year, so I feel a little bad asking about something this nitpicky. The abilities of the stego are amazing and the model looks great. There's just one thing I'm a little sad about, we don't get to see the stego's plate colors while mounted. Stegos can come with some gorgeous plate colors, so this is a small bummer.
Since each plate-mode consists of a colored pattern surrounded by black, I wanted to pose the possibility of erasing the colored part to be transparent and leaving the black stencil. The true color of the plates would show through, but be framed by the black stencil to represent to different modes. This would allow some fun customization with patterns and colors, while making the plate-modes indicated by shape (along with the status icon in the top right).
I understand this isn't at all important, but wanted to put it out there in the chance the person who does the models and textures ever gets bored.
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I love the TLC the stego got last year, so I feel a little bad asking about something this nitpicky. The abilities of the stego are amazing and the model looks great. There's just one thing I'm a little sad about, we don't get to see the stego's plate colors while mounted. Stegos can come with some gorgeous plate colors, so this is a small bummer.
Since each plate-mode consists of a colored pattern surrounded by black, I wanted to pose the possibility of erasing the colored part to be transparent and leaving the black stencil. The true color of the plates would show through, but be framed by the black stencil to represent to different modes. This would allow some fun customization with patterns and colors, while making the plate-modes indicated by shape (along with the status icon in the top right).
I understand this isn't at all important, but wanted to put it out there in the chance the person who does the models and textures ever gets bored.
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