Need Minecraft mosaic textures

Znapi

EDIT: Look at the edit at the bottom of this post.

Hello. I have made my first Minecraft mod, it is all done except for textures. I have drawn most of them, but since I am not an artist, I can't draw mosaics. I am looking for someone who knows where I can find some, or who would be willing to make some. Some could be just like shapes or patterns, others could be images. They could be made of clean squares placed side by side, or it could be made of a bunch of shards of a material. Almost anything will do. Thanks ahead of time for looking at this, and possibly helping.

EDIT:
Here is a better description of what i want.
What I am looking for is basically paintings, like the Minecraft ones, but re-textured to look like mosaics. The mosaics can be patterns or pictures, like endermen, creepers, or a tree, whatever you want. Not anything from another game, movie, basically not anything that is not Minecraft. What is going to make them different from normal paintings is they are going to look like little tiles that are bonded together with something like grout.
Imagine a white web or net, and in between the threads were colored tiles. Or a bunch of colored tiles, shaped in squares and triangles, put together, and in between them was a white glue.
Since they will be similar to paintings, they can range from 16 by 16 pixels to 64 by 64 pixels. Look at the current Minecraft paintings as examples.

Last edited by Znapi (May 2, 2014 21:34:27)

themapinspector

I will help, reply a pic or something and I will make it in scratch costume thing, you can make it pixel by pixel at 1600x zoom, then highlight it and make it bigger

Last edited by themapinspector (April 24, 2014 10:09:31)

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Znapi

themapinspector wrote:
I will help, reply a pic or something and I will make it in scratch costume thing, you can make it pixel by pixel at 1600x zoom, then highlight it and make it bigger

So far I have made one using Gimp(which is free). Don't size them up. If you look at the textures for Minecraft, the textures for blocks are 16 by 16. They are not sized up. That saves memory. Just make something up. Mine is just random colors. There is plenty of room for errors, they won't even be noticed, because it is a very low resolution image. There probably wont be any errors. If you think it doesn't look right, I guarantee I will think it is just fine.

whizzer

Znapi wrote:
themapinspector wrote:
I will help, reply a pic or something and I will make it in scratch costume thing, you can make it pixel by pixel at 1600x zoom, then highlight it and make it bigger
So far I have made one using Gimp(which is free). Don't size them up. If you look at the textures for Minecraft, the textures for blocks are 16 by 16. They are not sized up. That saves memory. Just make something up. Mine is just random colors. There is plenty of room for errors, they won't even be noticed, because it is a very low resolution image. There probably wont be any errors. If you think it doesn't look right, I guarantee I will think it is just fine.

Paintings are higher res. Look at the file.

Well, I just whipped this up in literally less than five minutes:

If it needs a title, then use “The Daycreeper”.

EDIT: Wait, should I have included the tile separations?

Last edited by whizzer (April 27, 2014 06:41:20)

Znapi

whizzer wrote:
Znapi wrote:
So far I have made one using Gimp(which is free). Don't size them up. If you look at the textures for Minecraft, the textures for blocks are 16 by 16. They are not sized up. That saves memory. Just make something up. Mine is just random colors. There is plenty of room for errors, they won't even be noticed, because it is a very low resolution image. There probably wont be any errors. If you think it doesn't look right, I guarantee I will think it is just fine.
Paintings are higher res. Look at the file.

Well, I just whipped this up in literally less than five minutes:

If it needs a title, then use “The Daycreeper”.

EDIT: Wait, should I have included the tile separations?

Well, the painting are still low res. Each pixel you see when playing is one pixel on the image file. I think what you are talking about is that they can range from 16x16 to 64x64. That image is fine. I can add the tile separations myself.
P.S. How did you get that image on the post. I couldn't figure it out.

whizzer

Znapi wrote:
whizzer wrote:
Znapi wrote:
So far I have made one using Gimp(which is free). Don't size them up. If you look at the textures for Minecraft, the textures for blocks are 16 by 16. They are not sized up. That saves memory. Just make something up. Mine is just random colors. There is plenty of room for errors, they won't even be noticed, because it is a very low resolution image. There probably wont be any errors. If you think it doesn't look right, I guarantee I will think it is just fine.
Paintings are higher res. Look at the file.

Well, I just whipped this up in literally less than five minutes:

If it needs a title, then use “The Daycreeper”.

EDIT: Wait, should I have included the tile separations?
Well, the painting are still low res. Each pixel you see when playing is one pixel on the image file. I think what you are talking about is that they can range from 16x16 to 64x64. That image is fine. I can add the tile separations myself.
P.S. How did you get that image on the post. I couldn't figure it out.

Here:

[IMG]http://your-image.url[/IMG]

You can host your image on a site like this.

themapinspector

well I make pixel art (like minecraft blocks or the bird in flappy bird) at 1600 zoom, then make them pixel by pixel and just make them bigger, because I think it works the best with great results

plus minecraft is 16 x 16 x 16

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Znapi

themapinspector wrote:
well I make pixel art (like minecraft blocks or the bird in flappy bird) at 1600 zoom, then make them pixel by pixel and just make them bigger, because I think it works the best with great results

plus minecraft is 16 x 16 x 16

A block is 16x16x16 in pixels, unless a higher resolution texture pack is being used. Textures are 2D, so they are 16x16. When you make them, just do it pixel by pixel, and don't size them up. Keep them as 16 pixels by 16 pixels. It improves rendering speed and uses up less memory.

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