House Paint texture
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Can anyone help me find a texture suitable for a house?
The house is white. All I can find online are non-seamless, or too over the top with the bumpiness and imperfections.
But using just a SU plain white texture wont do either!
Thanks
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White plaster? White wood? White bricks? White concrete? White metal?...
How is the surface? Have you a reference photo? -
Just an exterior paint texture, but with some bump. I would be doing it just flat colour but I want to add a tiny hint of texture to help with the detail (gonna be in Lumion)
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Something like this?
Do you need also a bump map?
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The second one there is perfect! Thank you
Did you already have these? I can't find anything good myself
If you don't already have bumps I'll go about generating one myself
Again thank you
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I've made those with Pixplant from not seamless free images found on the net. Here you have some more maps of the second texture.
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Fantastic
I'll have to learn how to make seamless textures I think! -
Well there are a lot of tutorials about using, for example, the offset filter+stamp tecnique in photoshop. Or plugins for PS (tiler for example), that work well with particular kind of images. Or, finally, you have software like Pixplant that are useful both for generating seamless textures and the other maps as well starting from a photo.
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I think I'll work towards getting Pixplant. Like the multi-functionality of it
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Massimo to the rescue once again, dude you must have a brilliant texture library as you always have what I'm looking for also.
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You're welcome guys.
@unknownuser said:
dude you must have a brilliant texture library
Well, I have some.
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these are super, thank you very much!
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Thanks Massimo
These were just what I needed for a render...
been looking for these -
My pleasure.
I have those at higher resolution if you need.
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