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[UPDATE - APRIL 2011] Due to popular demand I have updated this pattern package with the complete set of flattened, tileable PNG images. You can use these with various programs such as GIMP, or even embed them in your websites for background use!
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Here is a highly requested set of patterns. Now you can't say you don't have any good metal mesh patterns
I use these in my interfaces ect. I made them using Photoshop, some images and a few styles. All styles tile together seamlessly
Enjoy, and don't hurt yourself
-14 patterns total!
USAGE DISLAIMER:
You may use this package under the terms that you do not claim as your
own, resdistribute, repack or reupload anywhere else!
I will allow this pack to be use for any project including commercial &
private work.
Please
if you download or use, and I'll make more packs.--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Thank you. this is amazing.
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Killer Metal Packs!! Thanks a lot about "Commercial Use" Again: Thanks!!
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using for gui of the pipboy in my pack [link]
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When i download the zip and unfold it i get the paths as png images?? how do i convert them into PAT files???? i use photoshop CS 5.1. Please help me
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Great patterns, I start to experiment with. Thanx
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love this. omg, just what I needed. I'm starting a web design project and these will be perfect
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I used your pattern here [link]
Many thanks!
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Thanks so much for creating this, but the license you've chosen: CC-BY-ND expressly contradicts the Usage Disclaimer above.
Creative Commons No-Derivatives specifically forbids anyone from using your work to build-upon and create new works with it.
Thanks.
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Yeah you're right. I just couldn't find a license that fit what I wanted. I don't mind people using this at all for commercial work...just as long as they aren't repurposing the textures and selling them/giving them away
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Then you want CC-BY-SA (Attribution-Same License only.)
That way people using your work must attribute you, and anything they create must be licensed the same way.
Allows commercial use, but it does allow selling, but requires anything sold must be licensed as CC-BY-SA which usually discourages selling to begin with.
But if you don't want to allow selling at all, then you're looking for something other than a CC license.
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Thank you for this gift. You will forever be remembered in my art world. Thank you.
Crownbay
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Hello! I used your pattern here: The weight of time . Thank you very much for sharing
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Wonderful!
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i used this as the base for several textures in a portal 2 mod im working on. ([link] ) is it ok to pack the textures i make in vtf/vmt formats for use in other mods/portal 2 mapping? credit to you in advanced.
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um, by repack, you mean put these "as is" in a pack, right? cause, i have a bunch of textures who use one of these as they're source images, and i am planning on packing it as a level design texture pack in valve's vtf/vmt format. is that ok? those texture formats are a pain to decompile, so it won't be used other than portal 2 level design probably.
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Sorry for the delayed reply. What I meant is taking them and repacking them into your own package and distributing them.
In your case, you should be fine as you're compiling them for a specific purpose. As long as you're not taking the original .pat/png files and sharing them elsewhere, you're good
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used here : [link]
thanks for the wonderful patterns!
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Hey there, I just wanted to let you know that I featured your PS patterns on my blog. Just trying to give some much needed attention to a great set of patterns. The blog is here [link]
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Thank you! That's much appreciated
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wow! this is a great set!!! thanks so much for sharing!!!!β₯β₯β₯
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Can someone please explain to me how I would install these? I have placed the GIMP Pattern file into the Patterns folder in my GIMP folder. But the patterns arent coming up... please help
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As far as I know, Photoshop pattern files (.pat) will not work with Gimp. This is why I've included flat, tileable PNG images for you to use and import into Gimp. You can search around for creating your own pattern files in Gimp using the PNG files I've provided
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Turns out, all you have to do is place all of the PNG files into the Patterns folder, and it creates the patterns. I thought the files had to be a certain type.
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nice
Glad you figured it out!
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