RealTexture Tools Pictorial Demo

 

Auto Tile

Compare our AutoTile to KPT's Seam Welder
and Other Tiling Techniques


Given the content of most texture libraries, it seems that anyone can tile beans, leaves, bricks and other high frequency images. But there is a conspicuous lack of low frequency images in most texture libraries.


At CGSD we have created the ultimate tiling tool that can tile almost anything - low frequency, high frequency, homogenous or chaotic. Unlike some other tiling tools, AutoTile does not do seam welding which makes images smoothly tile but leaves behind ugly smudged areas that look unnatural and require hours of work to clean up.

This image is from a photograph of clay. Tiling this by hand in photoshop would take hours. Trying to generate this synthetically with some other tool would also take hours. But with our AutoTile tool, a seamless tile is made in under a minute.
Click here to see how poorly this tiles before AutoTile is applied


Here is the tilable result We left the white highlight in so that you can see it repeat. This is a low frequency image and rather difficult to tile by hand. The AutoTile Tool did it no problem. (See How it Tiles!)





From this source photo at left we were able to make a tilable beach pattern in a short amount of time. The AutoTile tool allows for tiling in one or two directions as appropriate.

Here is a miniature of our beach pattern tiled twice. It was taken from our RealTexture Library which contains 1000 patterns.

Take this road to the beach! The road also comes from the library and is shown here, tiled twice.

The black and white photo at left shows how the CGSD RealTexture Tools work together. This black and white image underwent perspective correction, tiling and then colorization using the Color Correction Tool. The result is shown below.

(Click on sand image to see it tile)

Enough with the Nature Scenes, Show Me Something Fun!

Just for fun we tiled this image that comes with Adobe Photoshop for color calibration. Notice there are no seams or welding artifacts in the low frequency area of the background cloth, and few in the high contrast areas. The image on the right is the tiled 2x2 and slightly reduced in scale. Click on it to see the whole window tiled.

Compare our AutoTile to KPT's Seam Welder
and Other Tiling Techniques

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