Thanks for posting this! I repped you and I'm excited to try this out when I have to make a close-up city map. I'm on GIMP and Inkscape, but I'm going to try to make it work for me.
So I've finally managed to put together a tutorial for the method I've started using to make cobblestone streets. There is an example in this forum thread: Ruined neighbourhood. I couldn't get the file size down on the pdf, so I've put the pdf and the files I used (including Illustrator and Photoshop brushes and some Photoshop styles and patterns) up on Dropbox.
The tutorial pdf is here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...ne_Streets.pdf
And the additional files are here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...orialFiles.zip
I use older versions of Photoshop and Illustrator, but I've included my settings in the pdf so hopefully GIMP users can get something out of it. I also converted my Illustrator brush files to SVG which I'm led to believe might make them more useable for Inkscape users.
I have never really produced an instructional document before, let alone a mapping tutorial, so I would be happy to hear feedback about the tutorial itself as well as (dare I hope) if you find it useable.
cheers,
Meshon
Edit: I finally got the final part of the tutorial included. The link is the same but I've added a few pages at the end of the tutorial covering my method for getting moss to grow on the cobblestones.
Last edited by Meshon; 04-29-2013 at 02:30 PM. Reason: Updated tutorial
Thanks for posting this! I repped you and I'm excited to try this out when I have to make a close-up city map. I'm on GIMP and Inkscape, but I'm going to try to make it work for me.
Thanks man. I hope to learn something because i never can handle the tutorials hahaha.
Thanks very much! I'd be interested to hear if any of it translates to Inkscape and GIMP, or to find out if there's anything I can do with the additional files to make them play well with other applications. And I hope that you get at least something out of the tutorial.
cheers,
Meshon
The guild members will appreciate this for sure, thanks for adding to the library.