Thank you so much, I hope someone out there finds them useful! It is possible for me to make more variations, like different types of waving or even isometric versions of these, but both tasks would take a good amount of time haha. Though if anyone ever expresses any interest, I may put those on the to-do list one of these days :P
Most of the textures are either made with the procedural/seamless texture creation tools I used to make my Texture Packs, or really old CC0/Public Domain textures I've gathered over the years from digging through ancient forums and/or websites on the Wayback Machine! These packs are mostly the result of me finally organizing things into categories and turning my CC0 texture collections into usable Isometric Tilesets! Some are just so old at this point (Talking 20 years or more) that the original authors' names were just not included when I found them or have been lost to time, while others were just made by me :P
Some are named after popular algorithms, though I named most of the stranger noise textures after the different noise types in each of the tools I used to generate them, so I'm uncertain if all of them are actual noise algorithms outside of those tools :P Though a lot of the textures have been generated using multiple step processes (Starting with a basic Perlin Noise for example, and applying various distortion/rotation/smudging/blurs/remapping/etc. to get the more unique end results) While in other cases, there are some like Techno or Cracks that kind of resemble Celllular Noise or Voronoi but are almost all named as such by the either software I used / or based on their appearance
Oh whoops!! I didn't even realize there was a separate category! Thank you!
At the moment, the 512x512 textures are in a Zip or Rar file that reaches about 150MB, though I should be able to split down into the categories into their own archives!
I've actually been considering this as well! I use a lot of specialized software and work within some weird limitations, so not everything is completely possible, but I will actually see if I can't test out some different angles!
Thank you so much, I hope someone out there finds them useful! It is possible for me to make more variations, like different types of waving or even isometric versions of these, but both tasks would take a good amount of time haha. Though if anyone ever expresses any interest, I may put those on the to-do list one of these days :P
Would love to see how these get used!
Oop, I must have missed that somehow, but it's not a difficult fix! I'll replace the file with the correct size shortly!
This particular pack was made using Infinity Textures and GenTex, while my non-seamless abstract pack was generated using Illusionae!
Most of the textures are either made with the procedural/seamless texture creation tools I used to make my Texture Packs, or really old CC0/Public Domain textures I've gathered over the years from digging through ancient forums and/or websites on the Wayback Machine! These packs are mostly the result of me finally organizing things into categories and turning my CC0 texture collections into usable Isometric Tilesets! Some are just so old at this point (Talking 20 years or more) that the original authors' names were just not included when I found them or have been lost to time, while others were just made by me :P
Some are named after popular algorithms, though I named most of the stranger noise textures after the different noise types in each of the tools I used to generate them, so I'm uncertain if all of them are actual noise algorithms outside of those tools :P Though a lot of the textures have been generated using multiple step processes (Starting with a basic Perlin Noise for example, and applying various distortion/rotation/smudging/blurs/remapping/etc. to get the more unique end results) While in other cases, there are some like Techno or Cracks that kind of resemble Celllular Noise or Voronoi but are almost all named as such by the either software I used / or based on their appearance
Is your tile generator tool still available?
Oh that is fantastic!! The way you split them up is just fine! Thank you for the assist!! :)
Oh whoops!! I didn't even realize there was a separate category! Thank you!
At the moment, the 512x512 textures are in a Zip or Rar file that reaches about 150MB, though I should be able to split down into the categories into their own archives!
I've actually been considering this as well! I use a lot of specialized software and work within some weird limitations, so not everything is completely possible, but I will actually see if I can't test out some different angles!
That would be amazing!! I'm glad you found them useful, I'd love to see what you make with them!
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