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    Seamless textures of various timber cladding

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      BjHark
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      I need some seamless textures of various timber cladding ( painted, or naturally stained ) I am working on a historic model which consist of many typical old Norwegian farmhouses. If you have some reference and tips in how to make seamless textures, that would be great. I have tried this some years back for bricks, but with mixed success. Also I need textures for rooftiles. See attached photos


      Typical old Norwegian house 1.jpg


      Old houses at Stavern 29    12.10.11.jpg

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      • numbthumbN Offline
        numbthumb
        last edited by

        Hello and welcome!

        There are some really great sources of various textures here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=486
        Hope you´ll find something that suits your needs.

        As for those bricks, you might find this interesting: http://www.bricksntiles.com/. I think you can even make seamless wooden boards textures with it.

        Cheers!

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        • GaieusG Offline
          Gaieus
          last edited by

          You can also try WoodWorkshop to generate a bunch of different wood planks (or any patterns as a matter of fact). They are not super-realistic but with a bit of touch in PP, you can make them better.

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          • unclebimU Offline
            unclebim
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            cgtextures.com has a lot of these

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