As eve said this is the problem with the un-even sphere mapping toribash uses. A quick fix in PS does fix the problem until it is sphere mapped correctly.

yeah that is the simplest solution
but it happens on all bodyparts on legs and thighs i found same problem/
so everyone make fixes in PS/gimp for using them ?

Ms paint cuts the deal, and pretty much any image enhancing program with colour correction or drawing program. So yes, thats one way to do it, or you simply ground the textures with the darkest colours you wish to use and paint your textures using only highlighting techniques. (Read, you could do it this way if you have a solid color-scheme in mind and know what you are doing.)

I believe so. I find Mudbox is ideal for mapping purposes, as it isn't as friendly as PS to create highly polished images, in my humble opinion. As great and revolutionary a tool it is, I find it better to use it in conjunction with PS to create a final product, even if you were to make most of your sets in Mudbox,it is my opinion there will be at least a small percentage of final touches to do in PS. The parts that you will see when joints move, and parts exposed after dismemberment for instance, and the tops/bottoms of spheres and the same for legs and thighs. The advantages Mudbox brings outdoes by far its shortcomings.

для 2013
http://dnuwe.ru/toribash/download/model.rar

that really helps but i need a vid about hands mapping cause its so difficult and i cant do it

otherwise this is amazing guide good job
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i dont have photoshop but is gimp okay?

are there any alternatives that can be used other than mudbox?
I have a crappy computer and I want to try to work on the entire model at once instead of working on a template.

Blender 3D is alternative

When I say work I mean texture on. These Template things are annoying more often than not, and I'd like to see what I could do with another program that will let me and my crappy intel graphics "HD" texture on an entire model at once

work with textures on is able in blender
thats requirements
http://www.blender.org/download/requirements/

here u can see that some devs used intel graphics
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/De...rted_platforms