I have recently created a mannaquin for my Sims to use in clothing shops. As this is my first ever object creation I have come up against many problems but have either managed to find solutions in tutorials or simply by trial and error. This problem I can't seem to solve.
The whole object is very reflective/shiny as you can see in the attached picture. The object looks perfectly fine when game lighting is set to "Low" but on either "Medium" or "High" it becomes smooth and shiny.
I attempted to add a bumpmap but don't actually know if the game is bothering to read it as in my game it makes no difference to the way the object is lit.
I managed to find a reflectivity value and set it to 0 but nothing changed.
Anybody know how I can remove or at least lessen this shinyness?
I've attached the package so you can have a look at its guts.
Thanks in advance for any help I get.

In the material definition, you have reflectivity set to 0.0 which is maximum reflection :D

1 = off, or at least the minimum.

stdMatSpecCoef: 0.0,0.0,0.0 will kill it completely, its at 0.5,0.5,0.5 by default I believe.

stdMatSpecPower: also effects it, with a lower number being brighter.

Not sure about bump mapping, I'm still WAY too new at this

Jimbo-

Well you seem to know a lot more than I do about these things. Thanks. I'll go and have a mess with those values and see what happens.


EDIT: RESULTS
Ok, so I tried altering the values you mentioned but non of them got rid of the plastic looking shine. I did however manage to make the mannaquin become black with a high gloss finish or reduce how much light would actually effect the texture yet still allow the shine to remain.
The thing looks as though somebody has covered it in food wrap!
Any more suggestions?

Heres the one I changed, I think it looks great

no reflection on my setup at all.

I changed stdMatSpecCoef: to 0.1,0.1,0.1

and set stdMatSpecPower: to 50 I believe.

Let me know what you see.

Jimbo-

BRILLIANT! You are my saviour! It works perfectly. Thank you so much. Now all I have to do is update the material definition for the recolours I made.
I'll be sure to give you credit in the the upload post. :D

I'm glad it worked out

No credit needed, really, you did the hard parts :D

Jimbo-

This worked thanks so much x