If I have an image that I have drawn and I want it to tile seamlessly without it being too obvious where it begins and ends, what tricks/tools/effects can I use to achieve this?
Thanks.
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Thank you for the awesome tutorial Brugge.
I have been through google and had a brief look but have found nothing that explains things in a way a beginner could understand. I am fairly new to the whole Photoshop concept and I'm not much of an artist.
>>all depends on your skills, approach and requirements
I am creating textures for a game I am programming in my spare time.
My Photoshop skills are fairly limited but I am willing to learn.
My approach is to get a good grasp on the effects and tools that come with Photoshop, using them to their full potential!
Thanks.
Sorry, it took longer to get to this than I expected. I wanted to elaborate a little on the general Photoshop tutorials so that you get a better feel for what is going on. Here goes...
If anything is unclear, let me know.
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by: D_BruggePosted on 2009-09-29 at 23:15:36ID: 25456016
There are a ton of tutorials out there on creating seamless background texture tiles. Most of them are for creating texture backgrounds. Most of the tutorials are pretty poor, which helps explain where there are so many really bad seamless background texture tiles available for free.
Here is a tutorial that I think is fairly good.
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Gifs are nice, as are PNG-8 and PNG-24 since they don't leave artifacts.
If the tut doesn't work out for you, let me know and I'll give you some more pointers.