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Photoshop: creating seamless texture

Photoshop: creating seamless texture

mime 2004-12-22 00:00 tutorial  > Photoshop  > modeling

Learn essential techniques in Evermotion's tutorial on creating seamless textures using Photoshop. Explore the process of seamlessly blending textures, enabling you to create high-quality repeating patterns for your digital artworks and 3D models.

We got a simple ground texture here - 320x320 big.
 
As you can see when we try to make a horizontal pattern an ugly seam is visible. We'll try to fix that.
 
 
Go to the filter menu and choose filter/other/offset.. Our texture is 320 wide so +130 value for horizontal -that will move our image 130 pixels to the right. After that we can notice seam -place where ends of image meet.
 

What we have to do know is make seam unvisible by overpainting cloning parts of image and so forth. I covered seam mostly with 1px brush picking colors with eyedropper tool
 
 
When done, we have to move image to its base position by moving it 130px to the left -choose filters/other/offset.. and write "-130" value
 
 
Now we can see how it works. Repeating texture gives us nice pattern without seams. We can of course do the same thing vertically when needed.
 
 
Ok, hope it's good enough for doing some textures...


Best Regards,
Damian 'Mime' Bajowski


 
 
 
Author: mime
Tags: texture
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wetzel_works 07:08:00  |  03-09-2009
works well with textures that have a natural variety and a homogeneous blend, more difficult with images that have a distinct condition somewhere (gradients, etc.)