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Luse Tiles
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Thumbnail image for Luse Tiles Pattern.
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The preview image showing how the pattern looks as a wall and how it looks as a floor.
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To demonstrate how the pattern remains seamless. (256x256 is one tile); this image shows what 9 tiles next to each other look.
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See how the tiles recolour?
Luse Tiles
This tile has 1 recolourable subset and grout which will always remain #FFFFFF (stark white).
A modern tile which is the only I've used since I installed it into my own game. I am happy with how this turned out, it was the first I ever made, but somehow the most successful. I thought I'd share it with you.
Here is a picture of it as a repeated pattern to show how it remains seamless.
This image is how it looks in game.
This tile is not only good for modern houses. It looks good in period homes as well. Big tiles is an old and a new thing - So don't forget to try it out in different roles.
Where You Can Find This?
This download is a pattern -- So you will be able to find it in Create-A-Style --> Tiles and Mosaics.
Additional Credits:
TSR Workshop - Pattern Tool.
Travito - For extracting the .package file for me.
This tile has 1 recolourable subset and grout which will always remain #FFFFFF (stark white).
A modern tile which is the only I've used since I installed it into my own game. I am happy with how this turned out, it was the first I ever made, but somehow the most successful. I thought I'd share it with you.
Here is a picture of it as a repeated pattern to show how it remains seamless.
This image is how it looks in game.
This tile is not only good for modern houses. It looks good in period homes as well. Big tiles is an old and a new thing - So don't forget to try it out in different roles.
Where You Can Find This?
This download is a pattern -- So you will be able to find it in Create-A-Style --> Tiles and Mosaics.
Additional Credits:
TSR Workshop - Pattern Tool.
Travito - For extracting the .package file for me.
