Great Carpet Resource
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Here are two design engines for Carpet that output tiled images that are flawless when inserting them into SU
http://foundry.shawhospitalitygroup.com/Search/?
http://ids.mohawkind.com/designstudio/
Essentially you can pick any pattern and color it any way. Save the image, convert it to a .jpg imoport it as a texture and you are good to go.
Enjoy.
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...great!
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(textures from first link)Thank you for the links!
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Thank you very much
[Edited] It wont accept my registration.
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Thank you jbaflyer.
It's a great resource for me.
Pedro
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Great find! Thanks for sharing.
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Excellent!
But not sure that is free for personal use ?
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If you are a designer, it is. They are the two largest carpet providers in the US. Essentially, you are advertising for them for free in their models!
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I haven't succeed to save the image and make a texture from it.
I've tried right clicking. But it still wont work.
May I know how to do that exactly? -
Save it as a jpg if it is not in jpg format. I use Photoshop to save it to a .jpg after I capture the image. Then import it as a texture to any surface within Sketchup File/Imort image and make sure you select texture (check the small box to the right). Then you can eydrop it in Sketchup to transfer it to any surface.
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I see. I used a screen capture application too last night to try it.
Save it as png. Haven't try to use it in a model though.
I thought you could use any of those webpage's buttons. Thank you.
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