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==Textures and Shadows==

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! style="text-align:left" | Good shading (*)
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Your textures should have some detail to them - not just a flat single-colour bucket fill, but with highlights and shadows in the right places.  Even for flat, smooth items, you should have some detail.  This is especially important on cloth items such as couches or bedding, but it applies to all items. Texture shading in TS3 is done using the multiplier.

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! style="text-align:left" | Good material options/Subsets (*)
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|Most objects have more than one part to them. Where it is practical it is always a good idea to make your item with two recolourable subsets. Wherever practical objects should be design enabled for so that uou or other people can make recolours for it.
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