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There was an application that would work standalone or a PS plugin that was great creatimg seamless textures. I just can't remmember the name. Any ideas?

EDIT: Got it, filter forge. Sorry for asking before researching it right.

Imagesynth2 is good too.

It seems it is no more...

If you are simply looking for a fast easy way to get seamless textures then you can get a free Substance that will do that here: http://www.allegorithmic.com/community/ ... -maya-2012

This is for Maya users but it comes with 25 free sample Substances that you can just use the free Substance player app for -- and one of the 25 samples is a seamless tiler.

Fast easy and free

Best,
Jason.

PixPlant is awsome: http://www.pixplant.com/

FilterForge still exists: http://www.filterforge.com/

Chris

ricardo wrote:It seems it is no more...

Huh... that's interesting. I've had Imagesynth 2 for a while and didn't know this. Shame really, because it's a decent piece of software... Plus I hoped they'd add a Normal Map feature at some point which I guess is out the window now. :p

Imagesynth has largely been replaced by Substance Designer and some of the Substance Filters for programs like 3DS Max 2012 and Maya 2012.

The free Substance samples I linked above will give you an idea of why this is more powerful in the long run.

Best,
Jason.

Heh, how much have the Substance team paid you to advertise their products Half Life ?

/ Magnus

Can you believe I had to pay them!!!

You should see me with Maxwell on other forums, when I find a software I believe in I am relentless (It's so hard to find truly great products).

I've been a big fan of SVG since the standard was first proposed by the W3C -- So as soon as I knew Substance Designer used SVG vector graphics as part of the material design process I was hooked

Best,
Jason.

Yeah, here's an older wish list thread where I extolled the virtues of SVG support direct within Maxwell materials (about a year ago):

http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/view ... 33#p323533

Obviously now I would simply prefer Substances to be integrated into MXED as this kills 2 birds with 1 stone -- and it would require less development time and money from Next Limit to implement

Best,
Jason.

It might not have been clear before when I said it -- but Allegorithmic (the company that makes Substance Designer) was responsible for both Imagesynth and Mapzone... those products have been depreciated because the Substance technology is far superior.

Best,
Jason.