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    Holy Seaweed! Nice little tutorial there! Well done & thanks for sharing!
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    Just a little update to this technique -

    With the latest GIMP 2.4, there is a new feature that defines both a pen and a fill from whatever is in the clipboard!

    This means that you don't have to save a bunch of brushes. Just create one source image that is a grid of all your textures, and set a grid that matches in GIMP.

    Now just use the rectangular selection tool (snap to grid on) and CTRL-C on the texture you want. This can now be selected as a brush and painted or flood filled as a texture in the map image!

    (I can give an example if this is not clear)

    -Rob A>

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    Just joined and already providing that kind of valuable info? Have some rep!

    (And welcome, of course)
    Bryan Ray, visual effects artist
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    Default Examples of using GIMP 2.4 to tile

    Here is an example of using GIMP 2.4 to simplify this technique...

    I used a DC2 tileset downloaded from the DungeonForge web site. (You need membership to download the files there.) This one contains a bunch of dungeon elements in a 20px grid.
    tileset.png

    And Follow these instructions:
    m11_marked.jpg

    Hope that makes it clear!

    -Rob A>
    Last edited by RobA; 04-27-2010 at 02:49 PM.

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