Photosourcing is fun
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| Normally I'm opposed to photosourcing (because back when I tried it I had a crappy digital camera), but as of late I think it's a practical means of getting textures. Some random crap I threw together.  |
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| Very nice. |
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| Reminds me of Zelda Wind Waker |
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| Reminds me of counterstrike, looks cool :) |
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| I really need to take my digital camera around edinburgh sometime soon... oh, nice btw :) |
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| Wow, very smooth Noel :) So how did you make them? Take a photo and just clone the edges, or is there more to it than that? |
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| Reminds me of counterstrike, looks cool :) Yup. Just what I thought. Thjose cubes seem remarkably smooth-edged too! |
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| in companies, it is a must,lately... |
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| Yeah, i figured photosourcing is fun as well but i needed a lush green tree and its winter so it doesnt always work :) does it. |
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| May as well just take pictures of whatever you can find... It may be of use later on. |
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| So how did you make them? Took it into Photoshop, selected the paintbrush, and began fixing the edges. Then I set it as my secondary monitor's wallpaper so I could see how it tiled and then attempted to remove all noticeably repeating features. As for the trim-ish things on two of the textures, the middle sort of embossing bit is a texture from my old bridge model and the rest of it is hand-painted. |
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| Funky :) Wish I had my camera... |
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| Nice :) If anything, i would adjust the contrast curves (they seem quite light over here, you know, kind of wo. a dark side on them), specially the ones in the lower line. |
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| Looks nice. |
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