"Gecko" textures.

(the topic should be in the texture forum, i guess)

anyway, the textures look organic, but somehow not that alien/real so it could be anything (consider that a good and a bad thing)

Really interesting style you've got... keep it up!

looking really nice you got some interesting shapes in them i like that

only on some of the pics they look a bit too plastic

edit: I can't read. Looks nice.

Quote from Gorion

(the topic should be in the texture forum, i guess)anyway, the textures look organic, but somehow not that alien/real so it could be anything (consider that a good and a bad thing)

Not necessarily, any "finished work" can be posted in this section (levels, models, textures..).

pretty sweet.

I dont want to sound harsh but everybody can do this with genetica.

This is not really art in my opinion.

Dont completely tear the kid apart, but they're right. A little extra effort can catapult you a long way!

With some of it I am not really sure of what it is I am looking at and other parts seem straight out of a tex generator. But overall it looks cool:)

I have no knowledge of procedural textures so I can't comment on that, but to me they look lovely, very 'Prey-esque'

They remind me of the Perfect Dark alien planet/Xen textures

Quote from Nubblecakes

Every site I have released these textures at, people claim they remind them of Prey. I take that as a compliment too. Well, Genetica has a rather..."lacking" choice of labs and cut&tile patterns, so some textures will look similar. I did, however, tinker with seeding, scaling, liquid effects, grit density, mortar width, and shading and everything. Took a bit to get these textures to look like they do. But, I admit that it is rather easy to make them. But at least I did all the work for you.

I've used genetica extensively. It is a versitile and usefull tool that can prototype ideas and export them with normal maps, but it is not a tool that creates finished products.

My suggestion is to take thoes textures and put them into photoshop and add the details that would make them feel more real. Use thoes to make Specular maps for the engine. Adding some dirt would help kill the overly shinyness.

You might also want to take a look at the depth setting on your Normal Maps. They look a little strange in some places.

Other than that, Welcome to Mapcore.