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Thread: [Award Winner] Creating old, weathered paper using the Gimp

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    @wisemoon: It should be the combobox at the top of the Layers window/dialog. The label is 'Mode:'

    In other news, this tutorial enabled me to take what was a rather mediocre map and turn it into something that actually looks quite cool. Presentation may not be everything, but it sure does help!

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    Default Example of "aged parchment" - RobA's method, and another

    Just as an example, I wanted to post a couple of pics of "aged parchment" backgrounds for maps.

    The first one is from a method used by Butch Curry of Zombie Nirvana Games (this was made in the process of my ongoing adaptation of Curry's Photoshop tutorials to Gimp). [see Parchment1_Ep2.jpg]

    The second one was done using RobA's excellent tutorial in this thread. Comparing the two, I like the second one just a bit better. [see Alternate_Parchment1.jpg]

    I do like some of the elements from Curry's method; what I'll probably end up doing is combining the methods in some fashion, depending on the style of map I want to create.
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