Cloth Textures Volume 5 by HandspanStudios 2/16/2007 Thanks for purchasing Cloth Textures Volume 5. These files can be stored anywhere you like, you should create a folder for them wherever you would like to store them, then unzip them to that location. Tiling textures should be usable in any program that's set up for them. Try creating Bryce materials, deep paint brushes, Poser 5 or 6 materials etc. All files begin ctv5, that stands for cloth textures volume 5, followed by a number or name so the files won't write over any other cloth textures from previous collections. Most of the lace and trim tiles only seamlessly repeat one way, they're for the edges and bottom hems of sleeves skirts etc. The buttons, embellishment flowers and bows are transparent PSP layers, pre cut out with drop shadows, also inluded PICT files for Mac users (no drop shadows on black), the black can be made into a transparency by use as an alpha channel, the Pict files will probably only be suitable for use against a dark color. You can just plunk the PSP layer down as a new layer on top of your fabric and position as you like. The rest tile seamlessly. I use them as texture fill brushes in PSP because you can scale, rotate etc. There is a tutorial on my site about how to do that here: http://www.handspanstudios.com/clothtexturestut.html To use these as poser 5 or 6 materials, load the object and select the material zone you want to work with. Then go to "Diffuse_Color" and select "New Node". Then select "2d textures" and "Image_Map". The first thing to do is assign the map by clicking "Image Source" and browsing 'till you find the fabric tile you want. The way you tell Poser how many times to repeat the tile and in what proportions are the controls U_Scale and V_Scale. To make bumps just grey scale the image and save it as thenamebump.jpg and apply it the same way to the node "bump". Some pattern dyed cloth will not make good bumps with this method as the dark and light patterns will look raised or depressed. You can fix this by adding a darken and/or lighten layer and bringing the colored bits to 50% grey by painting them. You can also make a sheer cloth by creating a tranparency map or just making the material min/max transparency about 20%. The lace and crochet can be used as it's own transparency map, though you might need to bring the contrast up and desaturate until it's straight black and white (white is opaque and black is transparent greys are inbetween). This product is intended as a "merchant resource", it may be used to create uv map textures for sale, please don't redistribute these in their original tiling form. Intended to represent real fabrics in works of art only. You'll need: 1) A program to unzip files. 2) A program that can use tiling textures File list: ctv5_a1.jpg ctv5_a10.jpg ctv5_a11.jpg ctv5_a12.jpg ctv5_a13.jpg ctv5_a14.jpg ctv5_a140.jpg ctv5_a15.jpg ctv5_a16.jpg ctv5_a160.jpg ctv5_a17.jpg ctv5_a170.jpg ctv5_a18.jpg ctv5_a19.jpg ctv5_a20.jpg ctv5_a21.jpg ctv5_a22.jpg ctv5_a220.jpg ctv5_a23.jpg ctv5_a24.jpg ctv5_a240.jpg ctv5_a241.jpg ctv5_a242.jpg ctv5_a25.jpg ctv5_a26.jpg ctv5_a27.jpg ctv5_a270.jpg ctv5_a28.jpg ctv5_a29.jpg ctv5_a30.jpg ctv5_a31.jpg ctv5_a310.jpg ctv5_a311.jpg ctv5_a312.jpg ctv5_a313.jpg ctv5_a314.jpg ctv5_a32.jpg ctv5_a33.jpg ctv5_a34.jpg ctv5_a340.jpg ctv5_a341.jpg ctv5_a35.jpg ctv5_a36.jpg ctv5_a360.jpg ctv5_a37.jpg ctv5_a38.jpg ctv5_a39.jpg ctv5_a40.jpg ctv5_a401.jpg ctv5_a41.jpg ctv5_a410.jpg ctv5_a411.jpg ctv5_a42.jpg ctv5_a43.jpg ctv5_a44.jpg ctv5_a45.jpg ctv5_a46.jpg ctv5_a47.jpg ctv5_a470.jpg ctv5_a48.jpg ctv5_a49.jpg ctv5_a491.jpg ctv5_a492.jpg ctv5_a50.jpg ctv5_a51.jpg ctv5_a52.jpg ctv5_a53.jpg ctv5_a54.jpg ctv5_a55.jpg ctv5_a550.jpg ctv5_a56.jpg ctv5_a57.jpg ctv5_a570.jpg ctv5_a571.jpg ctv5_a572.jpg ctv5_a58.jpg ctv5_a580.jpg ctv5_a581.jpg ctv5_a582.jpg ctv5_a583.jpg ctv5_a584.jpg ctv5_a585.jpg ctv5_a59.jpg ctv5_a590.jpg ctv5_a591.jpg ctv5_a592.jpg ctv5_a593.jpg ctv5_a594.jpg ctv5_a595.jpg ctv5_a596.jpg ctv5_a597.jpg ctv5_a598.jpg ctv5_a60.jpg ctv5_a61.jpg ctv5_a610.jpg ctv5_a611.jpg ctv5_a62.jpg ctv5_a620.jpg ctv5_a63.jpg ctv5_a66.jpg ctv5_a67.jpg ctv5_a670.jpg ctv5_a671.jpg ctv5_a68.jpg ctv5_a69.jpg ctv5_a70.jpg ctv5_a71.jpg ctv5_a72.jpg ctv5_a73.jpg ctv5_a730.jpg ctv5_a731.jpg ctv5_a74.jpg ctv5_a75.jpg ctv5_a76.jpg ctv5_a77.jpg ctv5_a770.jpg ctv5_a78.jpg ctv5_a79.jpg ctv5_a790.jpg ctv5_a80.jpg ctv5_a81.jpg ctv5_b2.jpg ctv5_b21.jpg ctv5_b3.jpg ctv5_b4.jpg ctv5_b5.jpg ctv5_b6.jpg ctv5_b60.jpg ctv5_b61.jpg ctv5_b62.jpg ctv5_b63.jpg ctv5_b64.jpg ctv5_b65.jpg ctv5_b66.jpg ctv5_b67.jpg ctv5_b671.jpg ctv5_b672.jpg ctv5_b673.jpg ctv5_b674.jpg ctv5_b675.jpg ctv5_b676.jpg ctv5_b68.jpg ctv5_b700.jpg ctv5_b701.jpg ctv5_b702.jpg ctv5_b703.jpg ctv5_b704.jpg ctv5_b705.jpg ctv5_b706.jpg ctv5_b707.jpg ctv5_b708.jpg ctv5_b709.jpg ctv5_b710.jpg ctv5_b711.jpg ctv5_b712.jpg ctv5_b713.jpg ctv5_b714.jpg ctv5_b715.jpg ctv5_b716.jpg ctv5_b717.jpg ctv5_b718.jpg ctv5_b720.jpg ctv5_b721.jpg ctv5_b722.jpg ctv5_b8.jpg ctv5_b9.jpg ctv5_b90.jpg ctv5_b91.jpg ctv5_b92.jpg ctv5_b94.jpg ctv5_bow1.pct ctv5_bow1.psp ctv5_bow2.pct ctv5_bow2.psp ctv5_button1.pct ctv5_button1.psp ctv5_button2.pct ctv5_button2.psp ctv5_button3.pct ctv5_button3.psp ctv5_button4.pct ctv5_button4.psp ctv5_button5.pct ctv5_button5.psp ctv5_button6.pct ctv5_button6.psp ctv5_button7.pct ctv5_button7.psp ctv5_button8.pct ctv5_button8.psp ctv5_embellishment1.pct ctv5_embellishment1.psp ctv5_embellishment2.pct ctv5_embellishment2.psp ctv5_embellishment3.pct ctv5_embellishment3.psp ctv5_embellishment4.pct ctv5_embellishment4.psp ctv5_lace1.jpg ctv5_lace10.jpg ctv5_lace11.jpg ctv5_lace2.jpg ctv5_lace3.jpg ctv5_lace4.jpg ctv5_lace5.jpg ctv5_lace6.jpg ctv5_lace7.jpg ctv5_lace8.jpg ctv5_lace9.jpg ctv5_leather_1.jpg ctv5_leather_3.jpg ctv5_leather_black.jpg ctv5_texture1.jpg ctv5_texture2.jpg ctv5_trim1.jpg Ownership statement for the store: All of this product's content was created by HandspanStudios.