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How To Make A Tiling Image

Chapter 5: How To Make Tiles Less Obvious

While the second set of tiles in previous chapter were better than they once were, they still rather obviously looked like tiles.

Here's a quick recap:

This is the image we started with:

Next, we converted this image to a tiling image, using the technique described in Chapter 2 of this tutorial:

And when we place tiles of those images next to each other, this is what it came out looking like:

(Click here to see this image in a full browser window).

Good, but not great - right?

A simple technique that makes the tiling less obvious, is simply to start out with a larger image. (The larger the image, the less obvious the tiling).

This time, we start with this image:

Next, we convert this image to a tiling image, using the technique described in Chapter 2 of this tutorial:

I don't have enough space to show lots of these tiles next to each other in this web page (unless you happen to be one of the lucky few with a massive screen), so click here to see this image in a full browser window.

How To Make A Tiling Image:

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