Providing the texture is in proper form this will texture a large area to make clothing out of. http://wareseeker.com/download/tiler-1.0.rar/356436
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Katnipsox Magic
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11-23-2008 20:59
that shows me how to make the clothing using textures. I may have just overlooked it because I dont know the proper terminology for it. I want to know what type of file to use to create the clothing and so on. I found a great free tiler for the texture files though! lol
Providing the texture is in proper form this will texture a large area to make clothing out of. http://wareseeker.com/download/tiler-1.0.rar/356436 _____________________
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Malia Writer
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11-23-2008 21:04
See this stickied thread: Great Clothing Tutorial Links & More!
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Katnipsox Magic
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11-23-2008 21:19
See this stickied thread: Great Clothing Tutorial Links & More! /109/b5/83674/1.html I did but I dont know what to look for. The ones I saw were all on how to make the texture file, not how to use it. _____________________
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SuezanneC Baskerville
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11-23-2008 21:26
Have you made any clothes using the procedures described in the various tutorials mentioned in the stickies?
If not, I would suggest doing so. _____________________
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Katnipsox Magic
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11-23-2008 21:42
Have you made any clothes using the procedures described in the various tutorials mentioned in the stickies? If not, I would suggest doing so. Of course I have. lol I have a method Im using right now. I guess I could just do it the way I am. You dont have to be so snippy.  _____________________
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SuezanneC Baskerville
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11-23-2008 22:01
I wasn't being snippy, I was giving straightforward, simply worded advice.
Your question is not very clear. It gives me the impression that you may not have ever made any clothing in SL. I think it's a wording problem. I suspect you will get a better answer if you try to rephrase and clarify your question. The program you linked to is a tile making program. Are you looking for info on how to use tiled textures in a particular program like Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro? _____________________
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Katnipsox Magic
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11-24-2008 00:02
I wasn't being snippy, I was giving straightforward, simply worded advice. Your question is not very clear. It gives me the impression that you may not have ever made any clothing in SL. I think it's a wording problem. I suspect you will get a better answer if you try to rephrase and clarify your question. The program you linked to is a tile making program. Are you looking for info on how to use tiled textures in a particular program like Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro? Im sorry I misunderstood your tone. I didnt know if a particular file type was used when using textures to create clothing. I went ahead and tried using a jpeg texture image and layered it over the clothing template. It seemed to work out ok. I didnt know if there was a better way to do it. My questions arent very clear because I dont know the proper terminology for things so I am sorry that I wasnt very clear. As for the tiler, I didnt like the look of a huge print on small clothing so I shrunk the tile and used the tiler to make the texture area larger but with a smaller pattern to it. Im sorry we got off to a bad start and I accept the blame for it. _____________________
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Rolig Loon
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11-24-2008 06:33
Katnipsox -- It sounds as if you have started down an interesting but very difficult side path. If I were you, I would forget about the tiling tool for now. Set it aside and come back to it a lot later if it still seems interesting and you can figure out a way to use it for making clothing. Instead, visit Natalia Zelmanov's blog and start working through her LONG list of easy, well-illustrated tutorials. You'll find them all listed at
http://www.mermaiddiaries.com/2006/11/build.html If you are really interested in focusing on tiling itself, take a good look at the recent thread in this forum on that subject. It has some excellent ideas about how to tile textures effectively.... /109/8a/290891/1.html |