2D Art Nice free textures site
- Thread starter Nestor Makhno
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Yarr...ghh! Where were you 6 months ago when I was making all my building textures? I already have enough now but maybe I have enough time to use one choice building tex from that site. Thanks. You wouldn't believe how much time & effort I put into my textures (you'll see
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This one is perfect for my level:http://www.cgtextures.com/thumbnails/textures/Buildings/Buildings0011_thumb.JPG
I made good use of it, thanks. B&W sample:http://www.redorchestragame.com/for...shome.com/64f/lowressampleb_w.png[/IMG][/URL]
I made good use of it, thanks. B&W sample:http://www.redorchestragame.com/for...shome.com/64f/lowressampleb_w.png[/IMG][/URL]
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I could've really used alot of those roof shingle textures 6 months ago too. Too late for that though.
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We have a thread with a list of free texture sites:
Its in Germans, but the links don't care, do they?
Have a look:
http://www.unrealed.eu/viewtopic.php?t=278
Its in Germans, but the links don't care, do they?
Have a look:
http://www.unrealed.eu/viewtopic.php?t=278
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See now look what you have done.
How am I supposed to stop bloating up my map with all of these new textures. Would it be possible to get alot of these and put a new standard Package out for all.
How am I supposed to stop bloating up my map with all of these new textures. Would it be possible to get alot of these and put a new standard Package out for all.
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This site is a great site and I can see how to get the textures off of the site but now can someone explain how to load it up in PS and convert it if needs be (do we use dds or bmp?). I see how to import it into my level it is just the best format that I dont understand. I just dont think that a 6mb texture will help with rendering at all. Thanks for the help.
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you can convert a texture in the editor to a DXT1,3 or 5
import the bmp or tga (in case you want some alpha channel), then rightclick on the texture in the texture browser and select the format you want, voila DXT compressed.
For the best DXT compression for you check here: http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/wiki/DXT
import the bmp or tga (in case you want some alpha channel), then rightclick on the texture in the texture browser and select the format you want, voila DXT compressed.
For the best DXT compression for you check here: http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/wiki/DXT
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these textures need a helluva lot doing to them before you can use them - I usually take one of the big versions - scale it down to about 1280 minimum dimension then use a fixed size selection box tool of 1024x1024 until I get a segnment I like the look of - no 'hotspots' etc. then copy and paste it into a new file and start doing the work woth the offset filter and various size and hardness clone tools etc. it is a fairly tricky process that definitely needs time and many many false starts to get right. When it's done save as a TGA file then import.
I started a tute a while back but I haven't had time to finish it (or get past the 'digital photography' section tbh)
I started a tute a while back but I haven't had time to finish it (or get past the 'digital photography' section tbh
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