Texture Creation Tutorial and Demonstration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ค. 2024
- A beginner's guide for texture pack creation based on my experience creating one
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Texture project info: www.emutalk.net/threads/56677-...
0:00 Introduction to texture work
1:29 Researching
2:21 Texture preparation
4:32 Texture 1- Temple lamp
12:02 Texture 2- Photo based rocks
18:52 Texture 3- Ikana house
24:32 Closing advice - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Your philosophy on following the original art style is something that a lot of people don't follow, and I appreciate that attention to detail.
but minecraft texture packs are not trying to stick to the original they are trying to make there own style and there are texture packs that follow default
@@jojomicheldu59 This.
@@jojomicheldu59 There are "HD" (More detailed) minecraft texture packs that follow the original art style to the best of their capability. But there is only so much you can do to keep the feel of the original 16x16 textures, when you remake them in 64x64, or god forbid, 128x128. The 64x64 texture pack I recommend is the "faithful". Which as it's name suggests, is faithful to the original minecraft textures, and did a great job.
@@jojomicheldu59 ehhhh, in the case of minecraft customizing it to be exactly as you want it is one of the big appeals, it is a sandbox game after all, and the modding community is huge. texture packs don't necessarily need to be faithful to the original look in that case imo
Out of everything in this video, the part about following the original art direction was the absolutely best lesson and most important part. No amount of texturing skillz can make up for screwing up the art direction.
1. The workload is insane, I'd no idea
2. Your patience is incredible
3. You're creating art. The logic processes to make the texture fit in with the world is v cool.
4. This tutorial video is quite calming 🙂
I was unaware of the level of work you put into your textures... this video not only helps artist, but regular audiences understand the depth of your work load. Keep up the good work!
Not only his work, but the work of game developers as they sometimes work at higher resolutions only for the textures to be downscaled to fit a certain file size and to not overwork the ram on the system the game is designed for.
Yeah, I just want to play this mod out of respect now.
I have zero interest in texture creation but you managed to make this so entertaining that I'm watching the entire video anyway
MLPFun swaos
I am a graphic designer and this was riveting
Making textures/graphics is really hit or miss either you like it or you don't, also you can tell if someone does not because they will abandon a project they start. Also what he said when only doing one room at a time will help you keep going because you can see the finished product but if you only do the textures that you pick at random then it will look like you are making no progress and you will become uninterested
Do you ever watch a video and then think "Why did I watch that? I'll never make a texture pack."
It's the buttery smooth voice. Gets you every time.
And the great flow of his scripting and editing.
HAY GUYS WHAT'S GOIN ON ITS YA BOY SHOWIN U ANOTHER TUTORIAL ON TEXTURINNGGGG YEEEAH * LOUD-ASS EDM WHILE TALKING*
I only thought it once, and that was while I watched this video.
This guy could upload just about anything and I will be riveted
Evan Garbe His voice is fucking butter to my ears.
Are you not aware of what riveted means? This video has nothing to do with nails, and construction.
Same dude for some reason this came up in my recommended feed and I ended up watching the whole thing even though I'm not an artist and I don't make texture packs
@@F_Du_Sea he's humble, and his editing and scripting flows so well.
@@F_Du_Sea yes it does
You’re an excellent artist, thanks for all he dedication.
海水浴です！😭！✌️ですし夏季を⁉️こ
*The
All he dedication deserves praise
*your
@@KingK1421 *you're
The word "your" means you're talking about someone's belongings, for example: "I accidently broke your 3DS."
The word "you're" is short for "you are", example: "You're garbage at this game."
I really enjoyed this video! I'm feeling pretty inspired right now to get into digital art just to start making texture packs.
Ayeee AttackingTucans!!
Nerral: Writer, humorist, texture artist, plays instruments, and makes videos. To quote Ross Scott, he's a freaking Renaissance man.
he is my god, and my new dad. he doesnt know it yet.
Hey Nerrel,
Let me congratulate you on your very professional approach regarding this texturing workflow.
The attention to details is remarkable, and your dedication to the original intent of the art style makes it even better.
Thanks for keeping Majora's Mask alive
Cheers
the joy of painting with your host nerrel
Being someone who have done a lot of re-texturing myself, I see we face some of the same problems, and I admire the way you interpret and bring detail to the original textures. Your textures are awesome! I can also testify that I am one of those who failed to see the amount of work that layed upon me when I decided to re-texture Minecraft, and I would like to underline what Nerrel mentioned in the first seconds of the video; If you decide to embark yourself on such a mission, please be ready for countless hours of work. Not only in creating new textures, but also in researching, organising files, learning techniques, testing and even retouching of already-made textures. A single texture can take several hours to make. A typical game can have hundreds, or maybe even thousands of textures in need of change. If you have school or a full-time job, such projects can take years.
Of course it take years but it's worthly of taking all the time it takes to.
i have two texture packs, myself...
haven't worked on either for a while, but i plan to continue one of them
other i'll probably scrap, though
for now, at least
@@ETXAlienRobot201 Hows that going?
@@aarondx3764 it's not... /:
Honestly, I could watch you do this for every texture in the game.
Can you do a multilayered texture for Tingle's bodysuit? I'm asking for a friend.
Jiggle physics are not necessary, but are encouraged.
Just how many layers we talking here?
@@malikoniousjoe I would like one with all clothing layers removed.
@@Baconator2558 “Every nook, every crease, every cranny.”
This is an incredible video, it really demonstrates just how thorough and skillful your work is. To think, on top of creating a masterful texture pack, on top of putting out increasingly high-quality videos showcasing said pack, and on top of cleanly articulating the methodology behind your artistic choices, that you were able to share with us a video like this is nothing short of legendary. There's so much genuinely educational content packed into this upload that I'm starting to wonder if you shouldn't be teaching the next generation of digital artists.
I don't have an income atm, and partially because of that I don't ever really feel morally obligated to pay into online content creators. This would be the exception. I think it's time I offered up patronage. Your stuff is amazing, thank you Nerrel.
honestly the entire concept of painting the impression of detail rather than painting actual detail really helped me a lot in improving my art
Lmao what the hell? Just found one of your other documentary style videos, subbed, then you post exactly what I've been looking to get into :D
God is doing things behind the scenes with this channel.
I love how you've taken what could have been a boring, run of the mill tutorial and made it interesting.
You're not only a great artist, but a good editor as well as your videos are generally entertaining in surprising ways. Your artistic skills are probably proof of that.
Had no clue how much time, effort, patience, love and care was put into this project. Very impressive
dude i literally *just* watched your video on the remastered textures for majora's mask
I can't believe this came out one year ago and I'm still watching it once every two fucking weeks.
This is a true art form, the level of detail and care is nothing short of impressive. Thank you so much for this
You can always tell a good software tutorial when it doesn't have the name of any software in the title. There are a couple things I noticed watching the video that you might want to know. Firstly, I'd recommend always using Addition (or some equivalent) when drawing light, it mimics how light actually affects the scenery much more accurately; ensuring that a source of light can never darken and mixes the colors of light much more accurately. You'll want your brush and your light layer (I like to have a layer for every light source) to both use the same mode when you're working with light or shadow and this can be a pain to keep track of so I'd recommend using Brush Presets and often as possible, and prefixing the brush name with number to keep them organised when sorted alphabetically.
Secondly, you should start using palettes for color picking, this is especially the case when you're basing you're color scheme on a reference image. The color picker even has an "add to palette" option so it couldn't be any easier.
Thirdly, this is particularly relevant for the lamp texture at the beginning. Both Krita and GIMP have symmetry modes. They both have significant flaws which you'll probably become familar with but they're better then nothing. Krita's tiling view is very useful for simple tiling textures but for everything else I think GIMP's implementation is more reasonably implemented.
Finally, you can put mathematical expressions into value boxes in GIMP and a lot of other software too. If you want to multiply a texture size by 32 you can just put "*32" after the pixel value, you shouldn't ever need to take out a cacluator for this stuff.
Thanks, sounds good
MAD respect to you man. I never knew how difficult this was.
Please make another one of these videos it's so chill and interesting to watch
Really appreciate how you make even your tutorial and texture showcase videos humorous and interesting. You could totally just walk around in a finished area for a while or upload a speed paint of a few textures, but your videos show that you’re willing to go the extra mile which is really inspiring.
Only this guy would regularly insert comedy into a half hour texture creation guide
That's why I love this channel
Majoras mask is one of my favorite games of all time thank you for putting so much love into it
Awesome tutorial, thank you for all of your hard work on the channel!
Nerrel, you got a dope voice bruh!!
This video is so satisfying to watch and listen to. Thank you for making this, great work as well.
Another great video bro. I was hoping you'd do a video on this topic, and I feel like I learned a lot about your creative process. And you dive not only into the technical aspects of it's creation, but the artistic motives behind how something should look and why it should look that way.
Keep up the videos man. Doesn't matter if it's a texture tutorial, game analysis or keyboards & mice. It's all entertaining and very well done.
Woah, a tutorial on something that's generally overlooked, yet was made edu-taining via thorough editing, articulate explanation and consistent pacing?
Not even exactly interested in game textures, but I guess I am now. Very well.
This is FANTASTIC Nerrel! What artistry!
Perfect timing Nerrel, just started texturing 3D models recently and it's AMAZING to see an actual tutorial from someone I like listening to. It's probably unlikely but I'd love to see more tutorial videos from you!
I could watch an entire series of this, its amazing!
So excited for your project to be done!
I love your content so much. Everyone complained that the algorithm picked up your Majora's Mask 3D video, but I couldn't be happier. I love your voice, and your reasoning abilities are also top notch. You made me remember how much I love Skyward Sword, among other things, which I really value. I look forward to each upload.
This is insane, you're a true artist Nerrel! I knew a lot of work are put into texture packs, but this is next level! Wow!
Dude. I feel like you're one of the best channels on TH-cam that I watch.
Keep up with the amazing work, it's amazingly entertaining and informative to watch.
You're a freaking beast, this is one of the best tutorials of one of the best texture packs I've ever seen!! You work with an obvious passion for quality and the game. Kudos!!
Finally! I’ve been waiting to see how you made textures for a while now. Absolutely amazing and interesting video, Nerrel.
Great video.
I have in no way the talent or dedication for such things but I am glad that there are people like you.
I appreciate your passion for this. Thank you for the video x
This is just incredible. Finally I can understand the process that goes behind making higher quality textures. Keep up your amazing work
Your level of skill and your workflow are straight up magic to me. I have a newfound respect for texture pack artists
I am using many of these tips for my game and already seeing better results. thank you!
Something about Nerrel's voice and speaking about Majora's Mask reminds me of a much simpler time in life
This guide is gold! Thank you so much Nerrel!
I come back and watch this video from time to time and it's always as interesting as it was the first time I saw it. It's some sorta wizardry watching you work, thank you for this video
You're very passionate about your work and it shows. I love watching your videos, regardless of what they cover!
This was an amazing insight into digital drawing and the hard work you've put into this HD remake. I've watched your MMHD videos before and l always just looked at your work, thought "Huh, cool" and exited out. I'll never be able to watch another video of yours again without staring in awe at the work you've put in. Keep it up dude, the project looks fantastic and I can't wait for it to be completed.
Comfy as hell and super interesting. I really admire the dedication, makes my head spin just thinking about the workload
I have a deep appreciation for the skill of art and therefore love videos like this
It's kind strange how you became one of my favorites TH-camrs after I saw your project on emutalk. To making one if not the best texture HD project to one of my favorite game reviewers as well. Thanks Nerrel, you're a treasure.
Wow, it’s incredible how much work you put in. This is super inspiring- well done man!
I learned more watching this 27mins video than a whole year in my graphic design class. Thank you for teaching me your ways!!!!!
A tutorial that's compelling, informative, and doesn't start with 5 minutes of obviously filler and self promotion? I'm not sure this is allowed on youtube, but I'm very glad it's here.
This is awesome man, thank you so much!
Your dedication is surely amazing!
More of this please, I could watch this all day
Devs could learn a lot from you Nerrel. So much passion and dedication
This is very informative and well put together. Thank you!
Wow amazing work man! I love the way you go all in trying to keep the original style !
This is how you should get people into the process that is texture creation, as many others have said: it's great to see that you follow the original artstyle of the original game. Thank you for being an amazing creator Nerrel, it means a lot to enjoy content from someone really passionate about these sorts of things.
I had no idea how much was involved! Thanks for sharing. Super interesting.
The more I dive into this channel the more I struggle to escape being further sucked in. It’s so interesting and everything is intelligently approached
I don't do any form of art, haven't since freshman year of highschool, but damn it if I didn't watch you paint the fuck out of a lamp for a game that's legally old enough to buy alcohol.
It's really awesome to hear your thought process while making your HD pack, you truly were passionate about maintaining the overall art direction
“paint the fuck out of a lamp”
Lmfaooo
That was...very insightful. I never realized how much work can go into one single texture.
Nice work, Nerrel. Excellent content as always.
Hope your work and dedication doesn't go unnoticed when complete
Loved the happy little tree! Great work, Nerrel. I've always been interested in developing art for video games and this is really helpful
I want you to know this is an incredibly valuable and well made video that should be watched by any aspiring texture artist. Top quality stuff.
I don't care at all about retextures or how to do them, but Nerrel somehow makes all his videos so fun to watch. Thanks Nerrel
This was a great tutorial Nerrel thank u so much for making this video
Apart from an incredible dedication and care for this kind of work, this video emanates also a lot of inspiration, it really makes me want to start doing something like this. Awesome job!
Imagine if every game designer had the level of passion of Nerrel. I can't stop coming back to this video and watching it, its so perfect.
I watch all of your videos. I enjoyed seeing your drawing methods this time around. I appreciate you trying to get others into drawing as well, no matter how inexperienced they may be.
Dude I'm chilling in bed watching you create new textures and listening to your voice explaining... It's just perfect to chill and satisfying to watch. Good one dude
Watching how the process is done made me put a lot more value on this work. Looking forward for the complete 1.0 pack for MM!
One of the most relaxing videos on youtube, even as someone who has no interest in creating textures, I thank you
I was never really interested in textures but now I'm making my own
Great music choices and it's interesting to watch someone making textures.
i could watch videos like this all day
This video is amazing, You're amazing. Thanks for the great content, keep up the great work Nerrel!
Every once in a while, I find someone on TH-cam who I think is criminally underrated. I get this feeling about Nerrel every time I watch one of his videos. This one, though, this one absolutely blew me away. Before watching it, I knew that undertaking something like retexturing Majora's Mask was huge, but it blows my mind just how much work goes into something like this. I occasionally do texturing at my job, and it's taken a long time to get even the basics down pat. The amount of knowledge he has, not only on the technical side but the art side of it, too, is incredible. All the different layers and tweaking settings and filtering light effects combined with a grasp of art principles-it's honestly astounding. I love that balance: you have to know the technical side of the programs, how they work, and how they can be used to modify existing software, AND you have to have that passion for the project and eye for how something looks. And then I get to credits and I see that Nerrel arranged one of the pieces of music?? And he's funny? What the fuck? Keep up the great work, I've never used a texture pack with a ROM before, but I'll definitely get into it now after watching your process.
Please make more of this. Love it.
I like how different artists could interpret this one texture in so many different ways
I do not ever want to make textures but I am definitely watching this 30 minute video about how to do so. Thank you for your excellent content Nerrel.
Conclusion: this was as interesting as watching Bob Ross paint a painting I have no intention of painting myself.
Fricking Abe. This is incredibly interesting. Well done on the textures man.
This was fantastic! I always wanted to know how you make these texture and I was not disappointed
So hear me out.
I don't have any interest in creating textures, but I've watched this videos way too many times and you might have saved my sanity with this in an unintended way.
This video helped me so many times to fall asleep. I don't wanna say it's boring, it's simply very good to put me in a relaxed mood with these perfect OST choices and the quite, relaxed atmosphere.
Thank you so much, Nerrel.
I wasn't expecting such a great video from texture creation, but wow.
This video is a treasure trove of good information, this is so well done. This will be invaluable for anyone wanting to get into this, I really appreciate it!
Cant wait to download the Majoras Mask texture pack once i get my pc.So much effort put in your work amazing job!
I'm not doing textures, but I am trying to put more detail into my artwork (especially for backgrounds), and this helped me more then any dedicated tutorial I've seen. Your advice about brushes and highlights and stuff is really good without feeling patronizing (it feels like a lot of tutorials think you don't even know what side of the tablet you draw on), and I really enjoyed how you work and adapt things to the game.
This video is surprisingly relaxing.
hey i just wanna say your vids are frickin amazing and i hope you keep up all this awesome work
you sir, are my all time favorite creator in this world
jesus christ man! your work is mindblowingly detailed and amazing.