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I have used PS to create a background texture that I have sampled and then optimized for web. The problem is when I apply it using css the sample creates an unwanted tiling effect, despite being on repeat. Be good to know how to avoid this and apply the texture evenly.
It’s really not too difficult but it takes some time. There are a bunch of tutorials out there to help you. Method & Craft has one but in my opinion, it’s too annoying to watch. You need to use offset and the clone tool.
You don’t have any links handy?
What sort of texture is it? There are different steps to take for certain textures.
They are all greyscale: Black Weave, Fiber1. Homemadepaper and pebbled.
I am sampling each and using one I should mention.
I hate getting images to tile properly so I just go find other resources that people have already provided.
Sounds like the pattern is not “repeatable”. I have had to do a fair amount of work to get different parchment and wood grain textures to repeat. I usually start by cutting in half the perfect square, left and right, then swapping those sides and then blending the middle. Next I cut in half, top and bottom, and swap those sides and blend the middle. Usually that works for me.
Where abouts Doc?
@Standuncan- thanks for that. Sounds like quite a bit of work.
Those all can be repeatable it just takes time. Resource: http://subtlepatterns.com
Thank you all. Some really helpful advice.