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Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Making a brick wall texture in gimp

Making a brick wall texture in gimp



Making a brick wall texture in gimp

Making a brick wall texture in gimp



How to make a seamless brick wall texture in gimp. useful for making your own game.






23 comments:

  1. I tried an alternate method which gave me a GREAT texture, but piss poor
    brick pattern...and needless to say it wasn't tile able at all. Nice.
    Anyway I created a Selective Gaussian blur on a clouds pattern which made
    it look washed out and corroded.

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  2. looks like the bricks from the old sonic game

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  3. Very nice tutorial, I am a total beginner with gimp and you were very clear
    and I was able to follow along and ended up with great results!

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  4. Thank you!

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  5. Awesome! I've used those effects before but I can't believe I never came up
    with this xD Guess I haven't had the need to create bricks. This is very
    helpful! Thank you! Your Scottish accent is awesome by the way X)

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  6. That should be the minecraft stone brick texture for your texture pack, yes
    YOUR own texture pack!

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  7. Thanks! This was useful!

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  8. nvm. i figured it out

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  9. Lol runescape haven't played that in donkeys years xD

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  10. lol I created a bunch of different textures expect brick wall xd

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  11. Thanks,Nice tutorial.

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  12. This is going to help with my voxel engine, thanks!

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  13. Hey thanks for the tricks and tips :)

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  14. You have such a deep voice in videos. :P

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  15. It was quite a good game back then :P

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  16. Thanks for the tutorial, helped a lot. I knew it had to be simple... but my
    brain was too fried to figure it out lol

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  17. 0:07 that does not match your username...?

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  18. im trying to copy and paste but it's like messing up the whole layer. if
    that makes any sense

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