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== What do you recommend to make textures? ==
== What do you recommend to make textures? ==
I'd absolutely suggest you explore these two softwares:
I absolutely implore you to explore these two softwares:
:* [http://www.artrage.com/artrage.html ArtRage 2] - Simple, superb, sexy. It's a painting program with a snazzy user interface and minimal controls. Nope, it doesn't even have Copy OR Paste, but the brush tones are lush. Has a FREE version, but the paid upgrade is only US$19.95... and did I mention the glitter tool adds <i>so</i> much amazing depth? I can almost feel the grains get layered down when working with it.
:* [http://www.artrage.com/artrage.html ArtRage 2] - Simple, superb, sexy. It's a painting program with a snazzy user interface and minimal controls. Nope, it doesn't even have Copy OR Paste, but the brush tones are lush. Has a FREE version, but the paid upgrade is only US$19.95... and did I mention the glitter tool adds <i>so</i> much amazing depth? I can almost feel the grains get layered down when working with it.


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... they're the mortar-and-pestle of my texture-making existence.
... they're the mortar-and-pestle of my texture-making existence.


My graphics tablet is a standard [http://www.wacom.com/productinfo/6x8.cfm Wacom Intuos3 6x8].
If you're curious, my graphics tablet is a standard [http://www.wacom.com/productinfo/6x8.cfm Wacom Intuos3 6x8]. I'd like a [http://www.wacom.com/art_pen/index.cfm 6D Art Pen] next.


AND be sure, <i>be sure</i> to see our [http://secondlife.com/developers/resources/matrix.php Developers Resource Matrix]. It's kinda hard to find on our website, but it's got lots of helpful resources I refer to regularly. If you're a content creator or looking to Do-It-Yourself, bookmark it and keep it close.
AND be sure, <i>be sure</i> to see our [http://secondlife.com/developers/resources/matrix.php Developers Resource Matrix]. It's kinda hard to find on our website, but it's got lots of helpful resources I refer to regularly. If you're a content creator or looking to Do-It-Yourself, bookmark it and keep it close.

Revision as of 14:43, 26 January 2007

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Torley is a Community Developer of Communications.

Works on Communication Venues like:

Amplifier for fellow Lindens' and Residents' success. Also makes free textures for you. Happy!

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What do you recommend to make textures?

I absolutely implore you to explore these two softwares:

  • ArtRage 2 - Simple, superb, sexy. It's a painting program with a snazzy user interface and minimal controls. Nope, it doesn't even have Copy OR Paste, but the brush tones are lush. Has a FREE version, but the paid upgrade is only US$19.95... and did I mention the glitter tool adds so much amazing depth? I can almost feel the grains get layered down when working with it.
  • PhotoSEAM - Helps you make textures seamless like a superstar! Often, after sketching raw 768x768 chunks in ArtRage 2, I'll bring 'em into PhotoSEAM to master as 512x512s, with some buffer 'round the edges so I can cross borders smoothly. What's more, you can apply touch-up effects to come up with some radical variants of your source material. Caveats: it hasn't been updated in 6+ years and it's prone to crashing, but it's the best I've found thus far!

... they're the mortar-and-pestle of my texture-making existence.

If you're curious, my graphics tablet is a standard Wacom Intuos3 6x8. I'd like a 6D Art Pen next.

AND be sure, be sure to see our Developers Resource Matrix. It's kinda hard to find on our website, but it's got lots of helpful resources I refer to regularly. If you're a content creator or looking to Do-It-Yourself, bookmark it and keep it close.

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