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[Exan]

512x512 and about 60% water.

[David E. Gervais]

Here is the Lunarcell version..



Cheers!

[David E. Gervais]

And here is the texture mapped to a sphere in Bryce..



This is closer to what the texturemap would look like in a 3d game engine.

Cheers!

[David E. Gervais]

And attached to this post is the zipped 512x512 texture map..

Cheers!

[Phoenix-D]

Lunacell, BTW, has a demo- and it seems to work in the free GIMP image editor.

You'll need the pspi plugin, though.

http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/downloads.html

get that, extract it to your GIMP directory, then go to Xtrn->Photoshop Plug In settings and point it at the directory where you extracted the Lunacell demo.

Don't open the directory- just click on it once.

EDIT: though it appears you can't set the colors. Bit of a bug with GIMP I suppose.

EDIT 2: yep, gimp bug; the demo of Photoshop elements works.

[Exan]

Thanks a lot for the texture. I'll add it to the coming TPM 0.3.0 release.

I'm also hoping to get my Human Alliance spacedock finished to that release. Here's a screenshot from the texturing process.
http://koti.mbnet.fi/sfhaven/images/hanewshipyard3.jpg

It's still missing textures from the main part of the station.

[Fyron]

If you edit a post, you can add a new attachment. Add the link to the old one in the post text, then check the "I want to preview my post and/or attach a file" option. Choose a new file for an attachment and finalize the edit. The "attachment" link at the top of the post will now point to the new attachment, but the old attachment will still work fine from the link you inserted into the post body. This will avoid making a ton of posts in a row for multiple attachments.

[David E. Gervais]

Thanks Fyron, you are as usual a fountain of knowledge. Now the trick will be for me to remember this for future postings of multiple images.

Cheers!