No problem. You get all grayscal height maps with this pack and can alter it and make new normal maps with the help of it. There is no limitation

Im thinking about a texture that you can add to a very thin block so it looks as there are cables on the wall - could be a sprite too:






(no, that isnt the reference, I made it with MS Paint cant find the video I saw it...)


nipx

I already have some textures for cables and pipes, e.g.:




I added a new texture yesterday evening just for cables. Here you can see it at a pipe but you can wrap it around smaller tubes as well:




And I made a circular texture yesterday. This one can make your levels even more interesting. It could be placed for beam transporter platforms, for panels or ending parts of big pipes or whatever:




We will offer 2 packs of the textures. One will contain textures up to 1024 pixels with color, spec and bump in one texture. This kind of textures do not need additional spec and bump maps and can be used in standard games without shader. So you can simply use it in your BSP levels.

The second pack will have textures up to 2048 pixels plus additional spec, bump and normal maps. This one is meant to be used in rendering applications or modern real-time games with shaders. It will have a slightly higher price because of the bigger amount of work that went into it.

Regards,
Frank

Great update Frank_G !!
I know this may sound boring but what the hell:
Pro work



Cheers

Frazzle

I would relook on the pipe normal map. the bolts doesn't look much real and depthed.. (rr14.jpg)

You see no normal map in this picture. It is rendered and does use only a grayscale bump map.

There is a copy of this texture without bolts. So you don't have to use it. Most cables do not need bolts anyway. So I will probably not rework this one. I still have to create some of the non-shader textures and the user interface for browsing and saving textures.

Regards,
Frank

Can you already tell which price class the textures will be? I'm very interested in buying this kick-ass pro work

are those shots rendered in 3dgs? and if yes, where i can find the button for changing my version into this renderer? ;D

cheers

Here is the button for this renderer:
http://www.newtek.com/lightwave/

I wrote several times that those pics are rendered still images - nothing special. I did not use area lights, reflections nor radiosity. This is a simple render with color, bump and spec maps applied. Sphere engine and Lawmaker engine can do that as well in real-time (but with lower resolution textures).

I will create in-game levels later on. I will test the textures in sphere with parallax mapping and in standard A6 (without shaders) and probably in a few other game engines as well.

Regards,
Frank

By the way:
This is the second "button" to improve your A6 version
http://matt.brightwatch.com/sphere/