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Another nice tutorial aimed at game artists that can be useful for architectural visualization. This time we have a tutorial showing how to create seamless textures in GIMP to be used in Blender. A seamless texture is really great to use in tiled surfaces. In this tutorial the author (GameDesignGuru) creates a seamless texture for grass. You may remember him from the tower modeling tutorial posted here a few days ago.
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Fala Brito, bão?
Vejo você comentando bastante sobre Blender e GIMP. Existem muitas empresas trabalhando com esses softwares na área de publicidade e jogos? O Blender melhora exponencialmente, mas não vejo a mesma evolução com o GIMP.
Abraços!
Oi Michel,
Seu comentário caiu no spam, só vi agora.
Infelizmente o ritmo de atualizações do Blender que é muito rápido, o GIMP tem updates constantes, mas não se aproxima do que temos com o Blender.
Abraços