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 Help with pattern-seamless?
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I want to take a small part of an image and create a pattern. When I tru to apply the pattern to a large area it ends up looking like 500 tiles of the small sampled pattenr area. I would like it as one large seamless pattern/texture. Is this possible and how do I do it. Appreciate all help.
Rob
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Manic (Programmer) |
19 Aug 02 4:51 |
SPYDERIX is right. if you use the offset filter with values half of your original tiled image size you can create seamless textures. Some things to keep in mind are: try to have an even number of pixels. flip between the normal and the offset image. images that are are a multiple of 8 seem to work better. once you are happy with the origonal image try tiling it as a 2x2 square. Anything that loos odd should be spotted at that stage. to get them right takes a lot of little tweaks. using tools like stamp at 50% opacity helps. Manic
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