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How To Make A Tiling Image

Chapter 3: The Result

We're done, now so let's compare the results:

Here's what the original image looks like, when displayed as tiles. Notice how the edges of each tile don't join up properly to those adjacent:



(Click here to see this image as tiled background in a new window).

So, we did our work, and what did we get?
Here's what the final image looks like, when displayed as tiles. This time, the tiles join together much more smoothly.

(Of course, I started out with a ugly yellow tile design, but if you started out with a pretty tile design, your final tiles, would not only join together as smoothly as mine, but would also look nice too!).



(Click here to see this image as tiled background in a new window).




  
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