Terrain Textures

[Mysteryem]

I haven't been here in a while, but now that I'm back I've been experimenting with some 3d renders that could be used as textures.
I'm not too fond of this one personally, but it fits in with the snow very well:

I'm quite proud of this one, another rock tile:

I also have some new tree textures planned.
If the textures are wanted then I'll gladly upload them.

[fisk0]

I haven't been here in a while, but now that I'm back I've been experimenting with some 3d renders that could be used as textures.
I'm not too fond of this one personally, but it fits in with the snow very well:
I'm quite proud of this one, another rock tile:
I also have some new tree textures planned.
If the textures are wanted then I'll gladly upload them.

the ice/snow cliffs looked great, though I think it would fit best in a new arctic/antarctic setting or something.
the rocks looked more like mud or something though, could fit perfectly for some stuff (like dried up river beds or maybe even a mudslide?).

[zoid]

If the textures are wanted then I'll gladly upload them.

Please do.

[qubodup]

Please do.

seconded! (please consider this thread)

[winsrp]

me want 2!!!

[lav_coyote25]

me 3 xD

[Mysteryem]

CC by SA 3.0 for both
Would the orignals with seems have been better since they were made seamless using one of paint shop pro's effects.

[Mysteryem]

I went out and took pictures for possible use as textures (I also nabbed a very nice skybox) whilst I was on holiday. I unfortunately left my camera at my grandparents so I only have the ones from on my brother's camera at the moment.
(published under CC BY SA 3.0) Here is a grassy rock texture (if you want the original and/or if you want to do some better seamless tiling then please ask for the original):

I did some editing with the texpages to make the texture fit in, here's what I ended up with:

[winsrp]

it really looks very good

[milo christiansen]

we have rocky mountains so why not grassy mountains too?

[Buginator]

I went out and took pictures for possible use as textures (I also nabbed a very nice skybox) whilst I was on holiday. I unfortunately left my camera at my grandparents so I only have the ones from on my brother's camera at the moment.
(published under CC BY SA 3.0) Here is a grassy rock texture (if you want the original and/or if you want to do some better seamless tiling then please ask for the original):

Grassyclifftexture.png

I did some editing with the texpages to make the texture fit in, here's what I ended up with:

Nice job Mysteryem!

[Mysteryem]

I've made a load of my photos into textures. Published under CC BY SA 3.0 as usual.

http://www.mysterymayhem.co.uk/Mysteryem'stextures.zip

I'll have the original photos uploaded later.

[Mysteryem]

Alright, a new water texture (again, from one of my pictures)
Now I'm working on a replacement for the urban and rockies sea bed tiles, the second picture has one which I was testing.

*Update: Image indexed to save lower file size*To use this, replace data\base\texpages\page-80-water-1.png with this new file. (trunk or a nightly with the new terrain is required)

Pictures of it in use:
(It looks better when it's moving IMO)

[qubodup]

Mysteryem: your texture work is amazing! Can I ask you permission to upload these textues of you to http://opengameart.org/ under cc-by-sa *and* GPL? (some projects prefer GPL, like Nexuiz or Wesnoth as far as I know for example).

[Mysteryem]

Mysteryem: your texture work is amazing! Can I ask you permission to upload these textues of you to http://opengameart.org/ under cc-by-sa *and* GPL? (some projects prefer GPL, like Nexuiz or Wesnoth as far as I know for example).

I'll have a look at that site when I'm back from holiday, I will hopefully be able to upload the original images to http://www.imageafter.com/ or some other website, I'll see how it works when I have the time. (on holiday at the moment )

And thanks.