Trying to make an odd grid. It's not going well.

[img]http://gyazo.com/7c85a2720441c69656383599bf77a074.png?1344369907[/img]

Attempting to make a pattern like this.

So far, here's what I've got:
http://gyazo.com/74afaa490fdf1ec1c379...1344370593

I'm new to this, just started reading up on the wiki. Though if there's an easier way to do this and I'm not seeing it, could someone please fill me in? I'd really appreciate it! Would be easiest if I could just import a huge pattern, but it looks like I can only use the built in stuff? With all the crazy stuff I've seen I'm sure there's a way to do this, I just haven't figured it out yet.

Notes:
Didn't change the red color out yet to b&w, so don't mind the red hue
The noise layers aren't important, unless they are. They are meant for the final product, but I can't get the tiles to work out.

So far my best result, but still not close:



EDIT:
Looks pretty good so far. Could use more tile variation, but I have no idea how.

Thanks for the reply Ghislaine. How do I attach the tiles/pavement to the Switch? It won't let the connector connect to it.

Also another question, I can't find information on the wiki on how to get seamless tiling to work, is there a way to do this?

Here's an image of my stuff if it helps:

Yeah, my seamless is shaded out, thus why I asked about it. I just want to know how to enable it, or fix what I messed up causing it.

Here a ffxml file as example. Just study it with its settings. As said, it is a basis to help you. Just copy the file in your hard disk or the folder you want and then click on the file and this will go to the My filter folder and you can localize it when you open FF. Close your FF before installing the ffxml file.

As I have 3 Tile components, I add an Intslider fixed to 3 and connected to Selector and add a name on this control. Always as exemple. See the color control how I did.

Tiles.exemple.ffxml

I think what you´re looking for is the multiblend

For the maps, you need to change the filter from simple to surface in the Result component. Then you can connect height/specularity maps.