Rustic Ceiling Tiles

2nd sample

4th sample last one for now

will lose the frame to the tiles, thank you very much for the idea

oh my god, girl; you've outdone yourself on these! these are definite WOWS! and i dont give a lot of WOWS.

frames, no frames, i'd like them either way. but keep the frames as an option.

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oh my god, girl; you've outdone yourself on these! these are definite WOWS

Doing the dance of joy, I got an WOW from Craig :)Thank you so much Craig. I did keep the frames as an option, it might come in handy for someone.

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Love the use of metals!

Thank you very much Jean, I just love metals

you're welcome, lynn

it's that second one that really caught my eye, btw.

and thank you for keeping the frame option

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Kraellin wrote: thank you for keeping the frame option

Boooo!!! LOL..... I feel that the frames are definitely a major detractor and distracter to this.....like putting classic frames on modern abstract art.....just doesn't go together.....but that's just my humble opinion

I really like your Inca and Aztec designs.....but this one popped up and really grabbed me.....and is definitely my favorite of yours

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Persidio wrote: She's got Youza going on

She certainly does.....especially with this one!!!

Hi Jean, it great to hear all is well with you, and I can't wait to see what you will come up with next

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She's got Youza going on

Thank you very much for the great comments. As far as leaving the option open for the frames, I like to have alot of options with my filters, as the saying goes different strokes for different folks, I think that is how it goes lol

Craig
I can;t wait to see what preset you used and what it looks like. Take your time with it. I don't want to rush you

lynn,

decided to take a shot of your ceiling. pretty cool forgive all the little game things on there. that's the only way i currently know how to get a screenshot.

the game is wolfenstein - enemy territory, (or just wolf et, or et). it's a freebie ID software put out a number of years ago. i still play it when i want a break from graphics and now i'm working with their editor again because of FF. i'm too cheap to go out and get a good 3d graphic editor, so i use this it's fairly primitive compared to all the new game engines out there and all the new lighting capabilities that came in with new hardware a few years back, but it still gives me a grin to be able to see the textures applied to something like this.

all the textures you see in that pic are from FF except for the crates; those were pre-made.

and yes, i can scale the texture any way i wish. so, yes, i could make the tiles smaller.

thanks, lynn

well, the game and editor are useful for more than playing the game. as you can see in the image, a lot of those textures dont work that well because of seamless tiling. the repetitive pattern is just too tight. so, it helps me understand what one group of filter/texture users might actually need and want in their filters/textures. the floor looks ok, but the brick building needs work. your ceiling tile works because it's not repeating a dual pattern like the brick and because it's a ceiling effect where we expect repetition. so, it's an interesting study.

yes, one of these days i'll have to try out a real 3d editor, like poser. and i've had psp since about version 4.12, when it was free/shareware. it's come a long ways.

lynn, you suggested smaller tiles for the ceiling so i went ahead and adjusted them. i think you're right. looks better

and you might want to look at psp xi. that would be a fairly big upgrade, 3 versions and psp has gotten better. the upgrade cost is pretty reasonable also.

well, the bricks were smaller, but the green pattern repeated too often that way so i resized them larger. i may just change that one altogether.

and re-sizing in this editor is quite easy. i just click on the texture and hit 's' and it brings up a window where i can re-size both the horizontal and vertical or just hit a key called 'fit' and it will auto-fit the texture to the object.

i'm now making breakable windows. quite fun