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    Inspired by IndustryGothica's experiment I liked his wall style, so I figured out a way to generate a seamless version (512x512):
    greybrick.png

    Then I wanted to put it to use so I doodled up a little test map to put a masked copy of it to use.
    Dungeon1.jpg

    I gotta get back to dungeon mapping, it's fun!

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    Please tell me your technique, that looks so incredibly good. Have some rep *bonk*

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    Nice texture and dungeon Rob...I'm sure I'll find a use for this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nomadic View Post
    Please tell me your technique, that looks so incredibly good. Have some rep *bonk*
    Thanks. Are you looking for details on the tile or the map?

    -Rob A>

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobA View Post
    Thanks. Are you looking for details on the tile or the map?

    -Rob A>
    I am curious as to how you made your floor tiles (texture and coloration). I can make some assumptions but I am unsure exactly what you did. Also, how do you get your tiles to line up so well? Do you just draw over a grid (and how do you do circular rooms). Remember I am using photoshop not GIMP.

    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobA View Post
    Thanks. Are you looking for details on the tile or the map?

    -Rob A>
    Both, please!
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    Thanks for the grey brick texture, Rob! I've snatched that image for future use. I tried to rep you for it but I have to spread it around a bit more before I can do so again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nomadic View Post
    I am curious as to how you made your floor tiles (texture and coloration). I can make some assumptions but I am unsure exactly what you did. Also, how do you get your tiles to line up so well? Do you just draw over a grid (and how do you do circular rooms). Remember I am using photoshop not GIMP.

    Thanks.
    Gimp has a filter to create grids, so more than likely thats what he did (assuming he did this manually instead of using his DMM script, which uses that filter). The filter can be set for size/distance between, offset (from edge of image), and size of the lines.
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    Nice textures. I like. Thanks for making the seamless wall texture. I plan to grab that and play around with it. I also like the background (outer wall) dark grey rock. That one from anywhere in particular?

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