Void's Texturefest 2010
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Furex
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- May 30, 2009
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I could realy use these aswell!! :thumbup::drool1:
- Sep 28, 2009
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Thirded
Crow
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- Jul 26, 2010
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Fourthed.
J4CK8
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- Mar 4, 2009
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What's wrong with metal/wall012 and /wall013? I've always used them for blue rooves and think they fit fine.
Zeewier
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- Sep 20, 2008
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We would like this sign:
http://www.oshax.org/kb/posters/OSH...tact_with_eyes_and_skin_osha_caution_sign.pdf
But corroded so we read void from a distance.
TBH, I don't have a real use for it in my theme, but it's a way so we can thank you properly
And maybe for these nice people as well, but I couldn't think of anything.
http://www.oshax.org/kb/posters/OSH...tact_with_eyes_and_skin_osha_caution_sign.pdf
But corroded so we read void from a distance.
TBH, I don't have a real use for it in my theme, but it's a way so we can thank you properly
And maybe for these nice people as well, but I couldn't think of anything.
Languid
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- Oct 9, 2009
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A plastic wall texture, with a red stripe.
Some reference pics for the sort of thing I'm after are attached. The stripe would appear to be recessed slightly using a normal map or just painted shadows. The bottom could be slightly scuffed, or have a trim. It would need to tile horizontally. It would be broken up vertically into panels as shown in the images. The mirror's edge image doesn't show the stripe, only the panelling and the trim. vents and handrails and so on can be props or brushes supplied by me.
It should be relatively clean to fit in with the slightly sleeker spytech feel it would give, but there's probably still room for smudges and light scratches to break up the texture.
Excuse the terrible ms paint, I'll knock up a better image soon
Some reference pics for the sort of thing I'm after are attached. The stripe would appear to be recessed slightly using a normal map or just painted shadows. The bottom could be slightly scuffed, or have a trim. It would need to tile horizontally. It would be broken up vertically into panels as shown in the images. The mirror's edge image doesn't show the stripe, only the panelling and the trim. vents and handrails and so on can be props or brushes supplied by me.
It should be relatively clean to fit in with the slightly sleeker spytech feel it would give, but there's probably still room for smudges and light scratches to break up the texture.
Excuse the terrible ms paint, I'll knock up a better image soon
Blu Roof Metals - Popular Request
No. I am not skipping ones before this. This was just a highly wanted material.
No. I am not skipping ones before this. This was just a highly wanted material.
Is this what your looking for?
If so, then I made it, for practice. Be aware, though, that I will use it in my artpass too.
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Got another request, hope this is an easy quick one.
I'd like a texture to match the white areas of metal/metalwall013d
Metalwall020a is too "clean," and I'm using a texture that is dissimilar, but matches color wise (the same dingy brown-white) and while it looks ok, it doesn't have the same feel.
I'd like a texture to match the white areas of metal/metalwall013d
Metalwall020a is too "clean," and I'm using a texture that is dissimilar, but matches color wise (the same dingy brown-white) and while it looks ok, it doesn't have the same feel.
Snowblends! - Popular Request
Ten textures down.
Edit:
Scratch that, ten texture packs uploaded.
Technically speaking, 38 textures have been created for Texturefest.
Ten textures down.
Edit:
Scratch that, ten texture packs uploaded.
Technically speaking, 38 textures have been created for Texturefest.
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Void, I have a challenge for you!
Make a texture like this, but better!
Uses:
If your feeling nice, make a wall texture, and ceiling texture
My current issue with it is that it doesnt tile well--it just looks repetitive. If you dont want to actually make the texture, I would like some suggestions for it
Make a texture like this, but better!
Uses:
If your feeling nice, make a wall texture, and ceiling texture
My current issue with it is that it doesnt tile well--it just looks repetitive. If you dont want to actually make the texture, I would like some suggestions for it
Going to be putting a pause on requests for Texturefest momentarily. When I catch up, you may resume.
To reiterate: Texturefest is not over. I just don't want any more requests after this post for the time being. Once I complete requests up to this post, I will allow more.
To reiterate: Texturefest is not over. I just don't want any more requests after this post for the time being. Once I complete requests up to this post, I will allow more.
Making Blend textures is easy. Just copy this code into notepad then save it as a .vmf
That will give you a pretty decent blend texture. The texture you see in Hammer will just be the primary texture of the blend.
Other parameters to increase the quality of your texture:
adding 2 to the end of the parameter will apply it to the second texture [e.g $bumpmap2]
$bumpmap
$ssbump [if using self-shadowing]
$envmap, $normalmapalphaenvmapmask, $envmaptint
$seamless_scale 0.005 (This blends your texture together perfectly, good for rough surfaces)
A list of $blendmodulatetextures:
- nature/snowwall_blendmask
- nature/snowgrass_blendmask
- nature/grass_blendmask
- nature/gravelgorund001_blendmask
I only say this because anytime you ask someone to make you a blend texture, alls they're doing is going into an image editor like Gimp. Sticking pictures of your two textures together as the tool texture, then adding these parameters.
Code:
Worldvertextransition
{
$basetexture "folder/texture"
$surfaceprop "rock"
$basetexture2 "folder/texture2"
$surfaceprop2 "grass"
$blendmodulatetexture "nature/blendmask"
"%tooltexture" "folder/texture"That will give you a pretty decent blend texture. The texture you see in Hammer will just be the primary texture of the blend.
Other parameters to increase the quality of your texture:
adding 2 to the end of the parameter will apply it to the second texture [e.g $bumpmap2]
$bumpmap
$ssbump [if using self-shadowing]
$envmap, $normalmapalphaenvmapmask, $envmaptint
$seamless_scale 0.005 (This blends your texture together perfectly, good for rough surfaces)
A list of $blendmodulatetextures:
- nature/snowwall_blendmask
- nature/snowgrass_blendmask
- nature/grass_blendmask
- nature/gravelgorund001_blendmask
I only say this because anytime you ask someone to make you a blend texture, alls they're doing is going into an image editor like Gimp. Sticking pictures of your two textures together as the tool texture, then adding these parameters.