Blender Secrets - Seamless Tiling Textures from Photographs

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It’s fun to take photographs of interesting looking textures and turn them into materials. For exaple I made a lot of photographs of old weathered painted metal doors in Taiwan with the purpose of turning them into cool textures. In this video we look at making one of these photographs seamlessly tiling for use on 3D models.

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In GIMP, open texture, click FIlters>Map>Tile Seamless

llYukiokami

Would love a more up to date video on this. And a bit more in dept. PLZ!! ;) Good videos. Keep em comming. :)

Andersenjonas

Yes, the seams are not visible, but the pattern is repeated. That's why I like procedural textures more. And there are also many online resources that will create a seamless texture faster and better. Although I don't always like to get out of Blender

zuowa

Nice, but I think this would be faster and simple to do in gimp, with offset layer. I mean use the softwares for the what they are for. Saves time.

EduardoRamirez-emqw

would of loved to see where that emission node goes but ...

gamingmoments

Omg its so difficult, can someone explain how to even get the same view of "plane"? And add that visual programing at the bottom?

Ochentaa

bro plz tell me how to use metel ball in blender

ANVASHGM-db

All I get is a black image, any suggestions?

robertoperalta

you can also just use the image editor and set tiling to x, y and use a clone brush or even add different textures....I'm sure you know this...and it's way more straight forward.

nowherebrain

Qué picante que sos loco!! 👌🙌🙏🧉🏆🇦🇷⚽😅 Gracias

MrRac

Saw this quite a few times now and never understand why, what is the reason to plug it into the emission shader? (Instead of the base color?)

lorisdiminico

Isn't there any tool to make this task automatically? Most of the times we just put together 4 square images and blur the seams.

august

Why bake a new texture instead of just cropping down the one you modified?

Kio_Kurashi

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