AtlasSteal Brick Textures (asbt)

AtlasSteal | 2012-07-10 21:48

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These textures are 100% mine. They are real pictures not procedural textures. One of them, however, isn't a brick texture, rather it is a light fixture. Any advice and criticism is welcomed. Just don't complain and whine about how you hate them. If you hated them, you shouldn't bother to waste your time commenting on them. I hope you will enjoy these. Thanks to HeWho for making the picture.

Map file packages.zip (497.89 KB)

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Skur | 2012-07-10 22:14

wtf.. the packaging is just a mess *_*

You called the .zip "asbt3", the folder in the .zip "asbt2", but the config.cfg loads just "asbt"/bla..bla.. (so you actually have to rename the folder in the .zip to use them)
Besides that you're actually required to put it in a directory as "packages/yourname/(optional: /yourfolder)" or "packages/textures/yourname/(optional: /yourfolder)" to make it as easy as possible to install them.

Otherwise, nice textures!

AtlasSteal | 2012-07-10 23:29

Lol sorry about that. But what do you mean about the directory? Do you mean I have to create folder called "packages" and then another one with my name on it? Or do you mean I didn't explain it? EDIT: I believe I fixed the packaging. If not, just tell me.

RaZgRiZ | 2012-07-11 10:07

packages/textures/atlassteal/abst

Also, make sure those hidden mac folders in your zip are removed. To do that, consider using an archiving program that doesn't suck like the built-in mac has :P

Chaos | 2012-07-15 12:49

I wrote a handy little shell script for removing those files if you want to use it: here

AtlasSteal | 2012-07-15 16:05

It's not the DS_Store files. I got rid of those with a program I downloaded. I just need to get rid the __MACOSX files.

Zaaikort | 2012-07-15 18:01

In a comment under HOW-TO : package content for Quadropolis I recommend using CleanArchive.

johnadamsfromUS | 2012-07-11 03:57

Nice Atlas

AtlasSteal | 2012-07-11 15:22

Maybe one of these days I'll learn how to package properly. Thank you p1 and john for the compliments. I did exactly what you said Raz, so hopefully it's right this time lol.

Skur | 2012-07-11 17:04

Its the right directory now but you didnt remove your hidden mac files (the "__MACOSX" folder) ...

AtlasSteal | 2012-07-12 15:15

Once more, I think it's proper.

Skur | 2012-07-12 16:37

mac files are still there ^^ and.. why did you name it packages.zip :C

Suicizer | 2012-07-12 17:50

A previewed map would be font, instead of just showing off the diffuse textures pasted together.

Suicizer | 2012-07-14 17:21

After finally being able to get on a computer again, I noticed the following things:
- The packaging isn't correct. package.cfg Still has still lines of text which specify the textures are only in the asbt folder (nice job you putted them into the textures folder though).
- I'm still missing height-mapped textures and also some specular-mapped textures would be great, for some more realism into them.
- The light-texture is causing a bumpworld-error, when you would just execute the package.cfg twice, because no shader has been specified, which makes Cube Engine 2 thinks it should be rendered with bumpworld. So please just add a bump-mapped texture to it also, which would make it look way better.
- The resolution of the textures are quiet messy and very low for their specified size. They look good in previewed state, but aren't that nice when they hit the surface of geometry. If possible, try to screw up the resolution up to twice their size now and round it to 256x256 or 512x512.

Nice try, but I was expecting a little more than this.

Zaaikort | 2012-07-15 18:40

Nice textures, especially brick11.
They tile well, but the sizes are funny: 155x156? On purpose? Perhaps you could use those beautiful photos to make an alternative set. A little more hires, sized and some of them shifted to make the grout fit the cubes better. At least that's the standard way...

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