totally random texture thread

[i3ad]

@ Squirrelly

i dont want to step on your toes or something but this is a texture from cod 2

[Tequila]

Some evidence would be nice, rather than just "j'accuse".

[aevirex]

some really random tex:

[Sindwiller]

Grayscale? Indeed, really random

[aevirex]

it has 'some' color

[Squirrelly]

@ Squirrelly

i dont want to step on your toes or something but this is a texture from cod 2

I used the Call of Duty 2 screenshot of a texture similar as a reference but it isn't the same. Removed it regardless, otherwise I might piss some people off, and I don't want that. And just FYI, I wouldn't even know where to start with extracting Call of Duty 2 textures as its in a format that I'm not even familiar with, and I don't even think an extractor exists for it. Anyway, another texture I just completed...

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PAINT ON A DOOR.

[Squirrelly]

Pfft, the text needs to be engraved!

[Sindwiller]

Make it as a graffity and it would look GREAT!

Wfr, Sindwiller

[General Vivi]

awsome guys , just awsome!

[Nazul]

trying ot make my own source textures... damn different to make detailed and large textures ,so this isn't all that beautifull.. and not tileable.. WIP!

http://server6.theimagehosting.com/image.php?img=brickwall6.jpg

[SnipaMasta]

Not particularily fond with it, but it tiles pretty well.

[Defrag]

Looks good, but it could use a little colour, I think.

[Sindwiller]

Color. Saturation. Contrast. Unless those are granit stones, it needs those 3 aspects. Take a picture of something green for example. Grass or something. Use it as a Monitor-Layer (not sure how this is called in PS/English, im using GIMP/german version) at a low opacity (eg. 15-20% would do the job), merge both monitor and base layer and increase saturation, lower brightness a bit (-10%) and increase contrast (+5%).

Wfr, Sindwiller

[SnipaMasta]

I'm not sure if they're granite or not: