Carbon Fibre look

[gwpriester]

OK Woven fabric then.

[kev1e]

Thanks everyone for your help will experiment with the techniques explained and also the files the carbon fibers all look really professional great work

[kev1e]

when building a repeating pattern is there any one technique that i should stuck to its just that I will be using a lot of patterns in my web design project

the process that you follow

[gwpriester]

Here is a very simple tutorial that covers the basics. And here is another.

Simply, the pattern needs to join side to side and top and bottom.

[iamtheblues]

I like the idea of seamless tiles, they seem almost magical in what they do.
Gary's tutorial also linked above in his post was good fun, and very easy to accomplish.
Along the way it also imparts valuable information about fractal fills and how to adjust them.
So it's not just a matter of learning about a basketweave texture, there are usually many other useful tips and tricks to glean.
Thanks, Gary.
Saludos,
Bob.

[jvila]

I like the idea of seamless tiles, they seem almost magical in what they do.
Gary's tutorial also linked above in his post was good fun, and very easy to accomplish.
Along the way it also imparts valuable information about fractal fills and how to adjust them.
So it's not just a matter of learning about a basketweave texture, there are usually many other useful tips and tricks to glean.
Thanks, Gary.
Saludos,
Bob.

You are right bob,
One of the many times it was very useful was when I drew the jaguar to make the front grid, if that kind of tool doesn't exist the work would be harder.
Ussually is a bit difficult to get the piece that fits all directions.
Un abrazo

[jvila]

I forgot to upload an example

[Burpee]

Hey Bob and Javier, thanks for the examples. I just have to give that tutorial a try.

[BYRONIOUS]

Wow, those rendering look AWESOME!