Use 16-bit images. 8-bit images can have only 256 different values per channel, and because heightmaps are in grayscale that leaves you with only 256 different possible height values.
I am having a weird issue with a small 256 x 256 graph. Pressing spacebar appears to shift the pixels slightly causing a break in the tiling on the output image. Node graph is pretty simple, this node is a safe transform at 45 degree rotate. Any ideas?
A little fan-art of the awesome minions from Despicable Me :) It was done during a lowpoly exercise at school where the objective was to create a character with 1000 tris, 256*256 textures, no texture filtering and only 1-bit alpha.
Here is my color map! The model is about 780 tris on a 256 x 256 texture. Spec map and normal map coming. Critique welcome! Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us Thank you, Jessica
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I did this for one of my students as a 256 x 256 diffuse texture exercise and couldn't resist doing some animation for this Chibi Black Canary. Don't forget to press play! model