Article description:
A tutorial that explains how to make seamless textures in Photoshop with some additional tips.
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Re: [article] Seamless Texture Creation
Posted by Le Chief on Fri May 8th at 8:55am 2009
Posted by Le Chief on Fri May 8th at 8:55am 2009
This is a discussion topic for the article "Seamless Texture Creation" by aaron_da_killa which can be found here
Article description:
A tutorial that explains how to make seamless textures in Photoshop with some additional tips.
Article description:
A tutorial that explains how to make seamless textures in Photoshop with some additional tips.
Re: [article] Seamless Texture Creation
Posted by warlord on Fri May 15th at 6:43am 2009
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Posted by warlord on Fri May 15th at 6:43am 2009
i recall seeing this exact tut a long time ago, however you went into more detail about touching it up.
one thing i think needs adding however tho.
after you patch up all the seams you need to set the offset back to its original place and patch up the newly created seams from all the cloning. shoulf just be the 4 little spots where the borders used to be
other than that good work
one thing i think needs adding however tho.
after you patch up all the seams you need to set the offset back to its original place and patch up the newly created seams from all the cloning. shoulf just be the 4 little spots where the borders used to be
other than that good work
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Re: [article] Seamless Texture Creation
Posted by Le Chief on Fri May 15th at 7:29am 2009
Posted by Le Chief on Fri May 15th at 7:29am 2009
Cheers warlord!
Really?
Yeah, I mentioned that once the texture has been offset and all the seams are gone, the texture will need to be offset again in case peeps cloned near the edge of the texture.
Quoting "warlord"
i recall seeing this exact tut a long time ago, however you went into more detail about touching it up.
Really?
Quoting "warlord"
one thing i think needs adding however tho.
after you patch up all the seams you need to set the offset back to its original place and patch up the newly created seams from all the cloning. shoulf just be the 4 little spots where the borders used to be
after you patch up all the seams you need to set the offset back to its original place and patch up the newly created seams from all the cloning. shoulf just be the 4 little spots where the borders used to be
Yeah, I mentioned that once the texture has been offset and all the seams are gone, the texture will need to be offset again in case peeps cloned near the edge of the texture.
Re: [article] Seamless Texture Creation
Posted by fishy on Fri May 15th at 4:28pm 2009
Posted by fishy on Fri May 15th at 4:28pm 2009
I'm sure that PS has a tool/function that lets you make seamless textures.
It's a similar method, but uses the offset filter (filter>other>offset)to move the image on the canvas. This results in the horizontal and vertical seams being brought into the middle of the canvas, allowing you to smooth the seams out. Then when you use the offset to move the image back to it's original position, you have a seamless tile.
It's a similar method, but uses the offset filter (filter>other>offset)to move the image on the canvas. This results in the horizontal and vertical seams being brought into the middle of the canvas, allowing you to smooth the seams out. Then when you use the offset to move the image back to it's original position, you have a seamless tile.
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