What I have been doing is taking the Heightmap.bmp, opening it in Gimp, changing the colors around, and using the Bitmap Heightmap converter. It looks HORRIBLE! Is there any way to put certain colors into it, making it so some of the colors go onto the higher area, and the others show the lower area in the map? I may be a little confusing, but if you understand me, please help!

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You could do it really carefully in Photoshop, but I think JoJoStinky still uses texturemaker to automatically get his colors to line up.

Where would I get this "texturemaker?"

Hi there,

Get texturemaker here:
http://www.i-tex.de/news.php

and here is a early realease of my heightmap texture pack:
http://www.alii3d.com/download/JoJo-Texturemaker.zip

i use this tool here to mix the textures:
http://www.texturemaker.com/tour.php?index=11

I use this tool for the shadows:
http://www.texturemaker.com/tour.php?index=12

Will have a new video tutorial soon, but this should get you started.

Look in the terrain folder, there is an advanced mixer file called Terrain.advancedmixer.

Load that from inside the advanced mixer to get the textures all loaded for you.

Will have a Video here, and an official release soon!

PS here is a fun tool too, take a small piece of a photo to make a seamless texture with it:
http://www.texturemaker.com/tour.php?index=7
Works best with nature stuff.

Wow, thanks JoJoe!

Edit: How the hell am I supposed to use this? Where is this advancedtexturemaker program or multitexture?

did anyone else notice that he spelled "jojoe" wrong in the title of the thread?

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Oh yeah, where do I get the texturemixer?

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