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Industrial background

Postby ors111 » Mon May 01, 2006 11:43 pm

I would like to design a multi level industrial background with warning signs, rusty plates, cables, etc. Do you know any program (besides Photoshop and clones) that specifically targets such backgrounds ?
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Postby Fuzzy » Tue May 02, 2006 5:12 am

You want to create the design elements yourself, or assemble pieces like a puzzle?
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Postby BeyondtheTech » Tue May 02, 2006 5:36 am

I really wanted to get some nice graphics for my games, so I'm resorting to taking pictures of places myself. At least you can help know what you're looking for... Shoot in the highest resolution possible on your digital camera, then crop and fix up what you're looking for in Photoshop.

One game I'm working on requires a really dingy city street. Luckily, I work in Jersey City, NJ. Scummy alleyways are really easy to find. ;)
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Postby ors111 » Tue May 02, 2006 6:14 am

Firstly thanks for your comments,

First I thought to assemble parts, but it is not very easy to find parts that match in a common concept , so I decided to model them myself (in Max and PS).

ThreeFingerPete wrote:You want to create the design elements yourself, or assemble pieces like a puzzle?



That is also a possibility I consider if I am not satisfied with my results.
BeyondtheTech wrote:I really wanted to get some nice graphics for my games, so I'm resorting to taking pictures of places myself. At least you can help know what you're looking for... Shoot in the highest resolution possible on your digital camera, then crop and fix up what you're looking for in Photoshop.

One game I'm working on requires a really dingy city street. Luckily, I work in Jersey City, NJ. Scummy alleyways are really easy to find. ;)
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Postby Fuzzy » Tue May 02, 2006 7:44 am

For pixel manipulation, i recomend "the gimp" and a good book on airbrushing and masking, as well as the gimp tutorials.
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