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 Post subject: Make some synthetic fiber textures (GIMP and G'MIC)
PostPosted: Tue Feb 21, 2012 11:47 am  (#1) 
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Requirements:
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G'MIC (http://gmic.sourceforge.net/)
GPS brushes set (https://code.google.com/p/gps-gimp-pain ... loads/list)

The possibilities of generating textures with this method are endless. You can use different brushes, patterns, filters and one or more passes (iterations) of "Gradient norm" in G'MIC. Here I only show some examples where they can be used to generate textures of grass, carpet, etc.. You experience it for yourself.

*Texture 1 (Similar to Carpet)
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1- Bucket Fill tool (Gray color)
2- Filters, Noise, RGB Noise (untick Correlated noise and Independent RGB options; All values ​​to the maximum.)
3- Filters, G'MIC, Contours, Gradient norm (Apply twice)
4- Colors, Colorize (You try different values​​, decrease saturation and lightness)

*Texture 2
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1- Paintbrush tool (Black color) and Sponge 01 brush Size 300 in transparent background
2- Filters, G'MIC, Contours, Gradient norm
3- Colors, Colorize (You try different values​​, decrease saturation and lightness)

*Texture 3
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1- Paintbrush tool (Black color) and Sponge 01 brush Size 300 in transparent background
2- Filters - G'MIC, Patterns, Canvas (High Sharpness value in both directions)
3- Filters, G'MIC, Contours, Gradient norm
4- Colors, Colorize (You try different values​​, decrease saturation and lightness)

*Texture 4
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1- Paintbrush tool (Black color) and Sc-Scratches (30x30) brush Size 130 - Spacing 9 - Jitter 25 - in transparent background
2- Filters, G'MIC, Patterns, Sponge
3- Filters, G'MIC, Contours, Gradient norm
4- Colors, Colorize (You try different values​​, decrease saturation and lightness)

*Texture 5
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1- Paintbrush tool (Black color) and Round brush size 5 - Jitter 20 - in transparent background
2- Filters, G'MIC, Patterns, Stencil
3- Filters, G'MIC, Contours, Gradient norm (Apply twice)
4- Colors, Colorize (You try different values​​, decrease saturation and lightness)

*Texture 6 (Similar to grass)
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1- Paintbrush tool (Black color) and Rectangle 080 brush size 15 - Jitter 20 - in transparent background
2- Filters, Noise, RGB Noise (Untik Correlated noise and Independent RGB - All values to 0 and Alpha to top [1.00])
3- Filters, G'MIC, Contours, Gradient norm (Apply twice)
4- Colors, Colorize (You try different values​​, decrease saturation and lightness)

*Texture 7
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1- Paintbrush tool (Black color) and S_Smudge Cheese brush size 260 - in transparent background
2- Filters, G'MIC, Contours, Gradient norm (Apply three times)
3- Colors - Colorize (You try different values​​, decrease saturation and lightness)

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 Post subject: Re: Make some synthetic fiber textures (GIMP and G'MIC)
PostPosted: Tue Feb 21, 2012 1:16 pm  (#2) 
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Thank you so very much for sharing this tutorial! :)
Excellent!

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 Post subject: Re: Make some synthetic fiber textures (GIMP and G'MIC)
PostPosted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 5:23 am  (#3) 
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Great tutorial. Thanks


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 Post subject: Re: Make some synthetic fiber textures (GIMP and G'MIC)
PostPosted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 3:46 pm  (#4) 
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Thanks for the tutorial. :bigthup
This is a very effective method for making all kinds of textures.

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