thank you

Really cool. I will have to give it a go tomorrow. Thanks.

Its subsciption based, 16.58 $ a month and you have a download limit of 30 models a day or in other words you can download 900 models a month so 0.018 $ per model and youre in for a year. https://www.formfonts.com/pricingSheet.php?superSite=2 More than worth the money if you ask me. (btw models, textures (we also have an insane texture library), styles all count as the same)

Sounds like a good idea to me E.M. Perhaps this is an area Smustard could expand on. Or perhaps FormFonts would consider selling items by the piece. Thanks for the suggestion.

Keep them coming - you do a great job. - Kelly

Yes, thanks for those styles Chris. I hope you continue to create these as they are very useful! Thanks again!

Thanks Robert for your time and generosity in sharing these textures. They will be valuable, I haven't many good fabric textures.

Cool material, Eric - I guess it could even be used as a bumpmap in rendering softwares!

Thanks for the textures, especially the clip maps, seems like some of the links are broken though, just fyi. also, shouldn't there be a couple commas in your slogan? (sorry, it's the former English major in me ) [crojack]

But when visiting Mateo, I'll be quite close as well... Thanks, Jim!

thanks, burkhard. on the mac the materials browser is different. there is no right arrow nor can i open a second window. but i am finding the ways to achieve the same results.

Thanks Buddy.

Thanks David. I only took a peek but they look great

That's cool, Tom - I've never known you use the same fancing there (there are so many differences... ) Anyway, to anyone using it, a straight, horisontal line at the top (say a wire the fence is fixed onto) would "finish" the details. You can obviously not include it into the image for when tiling, all those horizontal lines appeared...

Thanks. By the way, I went through his stucco and concrete textures and it seems they are not all tessellating bitmaps...that doesn't mean that the non-tessellating ones are useless, but they will not smoothly repeat across a face. And with clever use of the Offset filter and the Stamp tool in Photoshop, you could of course make them all tessellate. There are a nice set of links on this site, though, to various other fabrication and 3D modeling resources. And rodeo queens. [Lewis Wadsworth]

Thanks.

Guys you are most welcome Rgds Tom [tom yong]

there is a right click and save... or a select image and save as jpg. then you have to import the jpg into SU... and make sure to have the stonecad preview cut the edges for tiling...

Here is one you would like also: http://www.colorcharts.org/ccorg/default.aspx

Dylan, I've recently remembered my once interest in making "softer" textures for straight SU output...so I'm glad for the practice and pleased if it's useful! Best, Tom.