Marmoset - procedural textures?

100Chihuahuas

Is it possible to do tiled textures in marmoset, or does everything have to have unique textures? I'm a bit confused on how to do this if it is possible. Any help is much appreciated
Thanks

Snader

I would assume that you at least can make a texture that stretches beyond the 0,0,1,1 range in an UV unwrapper of something like 3D Max. This would give you some primitive tileability.

Justin Meisse

btw, that's not a procedural texture

"a term often used in connection with computer graphics applications to indicate that data is created algorithmically rather than directly specified by an artist"

basically code that generates a texture, I believe Roboblitz procedurally generated some of it's textures on install to reduce the file size of the game.

100Chihuahuas

Can procedural textures also mean tiled textures? Perhaps I've been using that word wrong, but I thought an automatically tiled texture was considered procedural

divi

just stick with tiled texture since procedural almost always means that it was generated based on mathematical procedures.

Piflik

Procedural maps are not automatically tiled, but automatically tileable...the term 'procedural' is used for Maps that are generated using algorithms, some using 2 dimensions, some using 3 dimensions.

100Chihuahuas

excellent, then I'll stop saying "procedural". And I found out marmoset will automatically tile the texture if UVs are stretched out of the 0-1 space ;D