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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83008]

Sat, 24 April 2004 14:42

NeoX
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http://www.vycd-ped.com/armytexture.htm

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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83057]

Sat, 24 April 2004 18:43

Sir Phoenixx
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Or you can download a camouflage plug-in that can create many different real camouflage patterns, with any color, in any size, etc.

(www.v-d-l.com/adrenaline_download.html)

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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83058]

Sat, 24 April 2004 18:46

maytridy
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Yeah, that plugin rocks. Smile

Visit www.mwbhd.com

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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83073]

Sat, 24 April 2004 19:51

Havoc 89
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Colonel

sure is... i use it all the time.

http://img362.imageshack.us/img362/7112/renxbannercopywm9.jpg

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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83410]

Mon, 26 April 2004 06:26

Fabian
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When you use it though, make the pattern twice as big as you need it, and then reduce the image size by 50%. That way the camo pattern is anti-aliased (the plugin cant anti-alias).

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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83412]

Mon, 26 April 2004 06:30

Sir Phoenixx
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You don't need to do that... All you have to do is apply the blur filter to it when it's done and that's all.

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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83421]

Mon, 26 April 2004 07:51

Fabian
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Tell me your blur settings when you do that, because this is the best i get by blurring (PS 7):

http://www.n00bstories.com/image.fetch.php?id=1117564489

As opposed to my resizing method:

http://www.n00bstories.com/image.fetch.php?id=1396595583

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Army Texture/Pattern Tutorial. [message #83625]

Mon, 26 April 2004 19:06

Sir Phoenixx
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http://www.n00bstories.com/image.fetch.php?id=1139324361

Left side was done at 200x200 pixels, then resized to 100x100. Right side uses gaussian blur with 1 pixel.

(The resize method does look better...)

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