100 Seamless Textures
Monday, February 8, 2010 - 08:52
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Public domain seamless textures, 750x750px each.
Source: http://pdtextures.blogspot.com/
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Thanks, nice collection!
I've been using these quite a lot for my RPG, especially for styling menus, buttons, etc. The source is pdtextures.blogspot.com and no creator is listed. The site is working but I figured we could have a copy here just in case something happens.
(edit) found the author's name in the image metadata. Updated this submission.
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tyvm ; ;
Great textures, I used them in my project WorldGrower, thanks.
nice work!
Thank you very much !
Interesting proposal
I feel like I'm missing something. The sample seems to contain more variation than the textures demonstrate (for example, the large purple section in the middle of the second strip from the left). At first I thought maybe seamless meant they could be rotated to match any side with another, but I tested that theory and found it not to be the case. So how do you use a repeating square to get a non-repeated strip?
@urzathran perhaps in the example image we are viewing 10 1/10 strips of diffeeent squares put together.