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FPSC Classic Models and Media / If you post texture, I'll make it seamless for free...

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Zeppelin 37BDF
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No matter what size or if its not seamless, I will make you a useable 512 x 512 texture that you can use, free of charge, if you post any texure.

Hope this can help someone,

Brian
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Gam3r
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i have a carpet texture somewhere

EDIT here ya go

-tyler

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Walking Dead Productions
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I beat him to it
muahahahaha

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Zeppelin 37BDF
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zombie man, you did an Ok job in making that carpet seamless. You can still see the edges.

here you go:



perfectly seamless and works well.

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brummel
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How do you make it seamless?

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Either by hand, or by using a seamless texture program. Good work, Helix.

-Keith


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Zeppelin 37BDF
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@ antimatter-

I first load the original texture into photoshop and tile it 3 x 3. I then change the brightness and sharpness and things like that to get it to look even. I then get rid of all the surrounding textures and save the middle one.

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