High Resolution Textures

All royalty free high resolution textures. You have a limit to how much you can download per day, but its IP based, so if you have multiple computers you can get more

Loads of cool stuff here:

CG TEXTURES.COM

~Sol

Here's another one: http://mayang.com/textures/, 20 files per 24 hours.

Do any of them do seamless tiling textures? They're always good to pop in to tiled background.

Do any of them do seamless tiling textures? They're always good to pop in to tiled background.

Most of them, no... you have to tile them yourself which isn't all that hard to do if you use Photoshop a bit.

If there is something in particular you want to have tiled then send me the link and I'll tile it up for you Ash.

~Sol

You could post a tutorial on tiling. That'd be awesome.

As I seem to take way too long at it.

You could post a tutorial on tiling. That'd be awesome.

As I seem to take way too long at it.

Yeah, might be an idea... it's not all that hard the way I do it, perhaps a tutorial sometime in the next day or two could come in handy for a few peeps.

~Sol

Just use Offset filter(filters-other-offset) in Photoshop and do clone&stamp at edges.

Of course it wouldn't give you PRO tiled texture ... You still need to add more details, work on color etc...

There is a tiling tool called ImageSynth 2. Standalone or PS plugin. Works very well. Here is a video:

http://www.luxology.com/common/qt/LuxQT ... =960&h=720

More info here: http://www.luxology.com/whatismodo/imageSynth/

Oops I forgot about this thread lol.

Yeah I guess what Flow said is usually what I do... use offset then use the clone/stamp tool, or instead of clone/stamp, copy the original layer before using offset... then offset the copy and mask out the "edges".

I've seen the thing Aritz is talking about, but I've never used it though I've heard it's pretty fantastic.

~Sol

Thanks for the link, it's pretty useful

Thanks for the link, it's pretty useful

No problem

Glad you find it handy

~Sol