That's just the reason why I didn't post them in the same folder as the already included textures of ikbase.

But true, it would be more organized if the textures would be putted into the "textures" folder, so I'll see what I can do.

By the way, isn't it pretty weird that almost 220 textures have been "lost" past time?
That's like if the gibbie texture-pack would vanish, or half of the lunaran texture-pack.

They were originally designed for Quake 2 (if I'm not mistaken) :).

By the way, didn't took that long this time to create all those textures ^^!

I used SSBump Generator generator to make all those other textures than the diffuse one.

It's a pretty simple program and the only thing I dislike about it is, that when the settings aren't correctly, it won't produce anything and won't give any sign that it didn't produce any texture.
But apart from that, it's a great and easy program to make such things.
You could also use gimp or photoshop to create bump-, parallax- and specular-maps, but it takes way longer to produce one by one (like I had to :S).

My question would be with what program he used to create those diffuse textures?

P.S.
What about really trying out those damn textures and give a rate :P?

now i just get pink or black 1 x 1 pixel pictures but still nothing useful :(
PS: sorry for opening new tabs all the time

Here a small tutorial of how it should be done to generate normal maps:

1. Create a normal map by clicking on the "Generate Normal Map" icon. This will let the normal-map settings appear.

2. Add the image by clicking on the icon which has "..." in it.

3. Select the detail settings by clicking on the "+" icon. I would recommend large detail if you want a deep bumpmapped texture, but the parallax-map matters the most after all (at least, in sauerbraten).

4. Click on the "Save" icon.

5. Name the texture like "texturename_nm".

6. Click on the "Save" icon again, but just in another tab.

Creating a height map is pretty much the same, exept you click on "Save Height Map" in the normal-map settings menu, instead on the "Save" icon".
I would recommend to keep the detailsetting low, because that seems to give the best result somehow (especially when you work with a texture which is low in resolution, but has much contrast in it).

By using those parameters at the right of the normal-map settings menu, you can add things like gausian blur, heightscale, etc in it. That's not recommended if you just start using it.

P.S.
I actually would like to see some comments about the textures, not about the program which has been used. What about trying them ingame and rate?

"I actually would like to see some comments about the textures, not about the program which has been used. What about trying them ingame and rate?"
Nagging as usual... Rate what? It's not even your stuff.

You really want to start another flamewar, isn't it meister? You like to insult people? Ok, let's go.

As long as I made this node and it still exists, I am responsible for it. And those texture ARE mine, at least the bump-, parallax-, specular-textures. Why? Because I made them. They only just aren't my property because the license says so. But the license also allows me to distribute the textures.

Just be glad I share the texture-pack with the rest of the community. I could have been that selfish to keep it all for my self and release it after I made a map where I used them. But I'm not like that. I do have learned to share in my education.

So you just better take that opportunity that you can use such a great texture pack and make a map with it.

P.S.
What about some proper feedback next time, instead of trying to insult?
Like giving tips how it could be better bump-mapped, that it could use lower specular settings, etc.
After all, that's why the comment-system exists, to give (proper) feedback on nodes.

Take it easy man. I meant no offense at all, not interested in starting anything. I just wished to remark your habitual, annoying aptitude to push others to rate/comment/do something on your nodes.
Greetings.
P.S.:
1) some weeks ago Razgriz published the whole egyptian pack and, afaik, he asked nothing, no rating nor credits, and he gave others the freedom to create their own bumps.
2) again, despite your bumps or spec or whatever the texture are just not yours, "sharing" does not give you the right to take credits for this package, try to ask yourself why people here should rate YOU for a work made by others (moreover it's august, and I guess a lots of people are on holidays).

Guys, you don't rate people here, but the content these people publish. Each rating is not a point more towards someone's publicity rather than how good people believe the quality of the content is. If you can't understand that, don't rate. ^_^

Ok... Then for the record:

"I do not want neither take credit for these textures, because they remain property to Iikka "Fingers" Keranen. I only made the bump-, parallax- and specular maps, but I don't want any credit for it. My only wish is that those textures get used into a (gameplay) map."

I hope that's clear enough.

P.S.
That they aren't belonging to me isn't a reason not to vote.

"Vote or die" :P

thanks suicizer, they look great :) (i always selected the picture in the first window, before klicking on "generate normal map" so i made normalmaps of nothing :P lol
maybe i'll post them on quadro when i'm finished :)