suggested by Dalia.

will be available under <Image>/Script-Fu/Mura Meister Perspective Tiling...


What the script does is it makes # of X-tiles copies then it takes the result of that and makes # of Y-tiles copies.
Then it applies scale that down to percentage of the result (because if we have X * Y copies the result could be quite large and takes long time to apply perpective).
Then it apply a final perspective on that result if the toggle is on.

options


Height percentage.


Width percentage.

test1

another quick test.
drew a tile that looked like this

then used the below option settings

result

What else can I say? This is really great trandoductin - it works flawlessly. I'm speechless - once again, thank you.

I'm confused. I'm trying to turn a 400 x 300 tile into an 800 x 1200 floor for a 1600 x 1200 image. Everytime I get a different result no matter how I change the numbers. I don't know how many tiles I need or what percentage to try. I have nearly crashed trying different things. Do I need a square image,perhaps?

looks like you've confused width with height ...don't you mean 1200x800 for a 1200x1600 image?
if that's the case then here's an example.
I started with a 400x300

Then i scaled it down 4 times smaller because it's too large, i kept crashing. scaled it down to 100x75

Then used the below settings

and got this (it's close to what you want, I think).

Thanks Tran, I was confused because Gimp puts width first and I was confusing width with height(x and y confuse me). I also wasn't sure how many tiles to use.

Playing with Perspective Tiling

Thanks for the help, Trandoductin.

Really like that Kimba - nice room!

Thanks, Dalia.

Haven't done anything worth showing off yet, but this is pretty freakin' awesome.