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Creating Custom Textures

fleahead

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Anyone know of a tutorial for creating custom textures and the steps required to use them in ADE?
 
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"Too many variables" fleahead. Also, it's not clear what you mean by "comes up as Not Defined". Comes up where? What is the exact error message? Please post a copy of your Texture_Def.txt file and specify the name of the texture of concern.

Don
 
Thanks for the reply Don. I changed this whole post on you and decided to start over from ground zero...
 
Fleahead, basically in order to use any texture you make you need to have a 32bit copy in the texture_base folder and a 24bit version in the texture_base_dpy folder. Then in ADE go into the gp texture editor and use that to make a entry into the texture.def file.
 
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