Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by Cash Car Star on
Mon Feb 23rd 2004 at 8:29am
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I guess it goes through the steps accurately, but with the picturing you're using, an explanation of how to flatten the texture - eliminating the influence perspective has on the shape of the door - is not only anticipated, it's nearly required.
Re: [article] Making textures
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good tut, i say this because i know nothing about textures, or making them, so good job i now know what to do.
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by pepper on
Wed Feb 25th 2004 at 1:28pm
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how cna yu make good textures like the tree ones??? wiht that bleu stuff, i cant get it right, not even if i pick only bleu. and how do you make a repeating texture like water ore a wall???
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by matt on
Mon Mar 1st 2004 at 1:12pm
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You have to give the textures name a curly bracket before the name of the texture like: {myTexture. I don't know about scrolling ones, I can't think of ever seeing a custom one.
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by Spazz on
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Also, as a side note: Wally seems to work much better if you change the immage mode to indexed color before saving.
I have tried many times, and wally just doesnt like RGB for pldecal.wad
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by Tracer Bullet on
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Simple, to the point, easy to understand.
on a side note, I'd like to see a tut on tileing textures at some point...
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by pepper on
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yeah me to to make em repeateble i cnat seem to find out ho to do that and i cant get the bleu stuff to work:(
still trying
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by pepper on
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i got the same pic and made the door, next time put in the tutorial that you should check if the texture is rescaled to the right size, if not wally gets problems wiht it
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by pepper on
Tue Mar 9th 2004 at 3:31pm
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i must have read around it, i rescale him in adobe photoshop itself
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by matt on
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?Your JPGs need to have dimensions in multiples of 16. This is probably one of the main reasons people find texturing difficult. (i.e. X by Y pixels) if this is not done ? then Wally will not load the JPGs
Re: [article] Making textures
Posted by flashman on
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Nice tut, Matt. It does everything it says on the tin.
Re masked textures - as I understand it, the last (256th) colour in the palette has to be pure blue in order to achieve the desired result, plus, of course, the curly bracket prefix.