How
to use our tiling textures
A
pointer for using my Cloth Textures collections, if you are using
Paint Shop Pro by JASC software, just convert the files to .bmp
and drop them in the 'patterns' folder in the PSP program files
(or open a tile at the same time you are working on your image,
any image that's open will show up as a pattern selction, then
you can leave them in .jpg format). You will then be able to use
them with any brush type in the program including the line tool
and all your custom brushes. This also enables you to change the
angle, opacity, scale, density etc. of each seamless pattern with
ease. (If you click on the small arrow under 'styles' you'll see
a menu that has a brush, a gradient square and a textured square,
click on the textured square icon and you'll be able to choose
a tiling texture from whatever is in your patterns folder. You
can further change the scale and orientation of the pattern from
there. To change density and opacity use the brush settings.)
You can then use these brushes and tools to create uv map textures
for Poser clothing effortlessly.
Cloth
textures 1 Free
sample .zip
Cloth textures 3 sample zip here.
The
later collections are higher resolution.
If
you are creating textures for indoor scenes, the 'Interiors' collection
contains 168 tiling textures for walls, floors and upholstery.
At the price of $12.00 for the collection it's a great deal on
architectural textures you will find both useful and beautiful.
Interiors Free
sample .zip.
They can make great Deep Paint 3d brushes and a brief tutorial
is included with Volume 2 on how to do that. Of course they also
can be used as-is in any 3d program that uses tiling textures.
All 3 collections are OK to use in commercial artwork and to create
UV map textures for resale.
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